About Job

Enjoy work-life balance in a Center-based position in Jupiter, FL. We are seeking a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with at least 1 year of experience (working with children ages 2-12 diagnosed with Autism) to help lead our dedicated team of RBTs.

Company Information

Project Hope Autism Services (PHAS) provides in-center, in-school, and in-home/community ABA therapy for children ages 2-12 with Autism and related disabilities. We are a preferred provider of ABA services in our area, serving Martin and North Palm Beach County residents. We offer a collaborative, supportive, and healthy work atmosphere, self-directed scheduling, day shift only with no weekends, and minimal to no travel.

We Offer:
Daytime schedule, Monday- Friday;
Center-based position;
Enjoy work-life balance with evenings and weekends off;
Manageable caseloads;
Ongoing training and support for BCBAs;
No Non-Compete clauses - we want you to want to work here!
Paid-time-off (vacation, sick, personal time);
Health benefits, Vision, Dental;
Collaborative work environment;
Paid CEUs;
Semi-Annual Performance Bonuses;
Room for growth and promotion

Job Description

BCBA, Clinical Supervisor, Full-time, Salary

If you truly want to make a difference in the lives of children and families dealing with Autism, and are seeking a collaborative and enjoyable working atmosphere, then Project Hope is the right place for you. If you can demonstrate a strong yet diverse BCBA skill set, possess effective leadership abilities, and work collaboratively with a team, then you are the right candidate for Project Hope. This is a great opportunity to become an integral part of our leadership team.

Your Role

Provide individualized behavioral assessments and treatment planning for children ages 2 to 12.

Analyze and monitor progress, and modify plans as needed.

Create and manage fidelity checks to ensure proper program implementation.

Provide instruction, supervision, and feedback to support staff including RBTs and student analysts on an ongoing basis.

Work collaboratively with other BCBAs as well as RBTs on the team.

Provide on-going parent training for continuation of care and generalization.

Collaborate with schools, therapists, and other professionals involved in client care as needed.

Primarily center based, includes up to 30% of services in-school, in-homes, and community. Travel distances are minimal (up to 15 miles). Experience in home/community/school settings required.

Requirements

BCBA certification and at least one year (required) of BCBA experience, including program development, implementation, evaluation, and revision. Additional ABA experience as an RBT or BCaBA is a plus, will be considered.

Masters in Psychology, Education, Applied Behavior Analysis or related field.

Experience with children ages 2-12 with ASD; Early Intervention experience strongly preferred.

Excellent (English) communication skills, both spoken and written required. Bilingual including Spanish language preferred, though not required.

Experience and success with training and supervising support staff, as well with training parents or caregivers.

Must be able to develop strong rapport with both staff and parents/clients.

Must be organized, flexible, and demonstrate creativity in individual programs, while having programs and materials remain "user-friendly" for staff and parents.

Able to provide concise and accurate notes and reports, in a timely manner.

Additional Requirements

Background Screening

CPR Certification

Professional Liability Insurance

Please send cover letter with resume.

Income Based on Experience

$75,000 - $90,000 depending on experience

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $75,000.00 - $90,000.00 per year

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