Hiring Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst

ABA Therapist

Community College Diploma or Certificate, Degree in behaviour science technology, psychology or equivalent preferred.
BCBA/BCaBA or working towards qualifications preferred
RBT preferred
1-2 years of experience working directly with children implementing Applied Behaviour Analysis principles
Strong knowledge of applied behaviour analysis, autism spectrum disorder and child development.
Previous experience working with children and youth with severe challenging behaviours.
Must be able to lift and transfer 50lbs.
Available to work evenings and weekends as required.
Available to work flexible hours
The successful candidate must provide an acceptable Police Records Check (Vulnerable Sector Screening)
Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential.
Strong teamwork skills and the ability to work independently are essential.
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to support families in a manner that is respectful, empathetic, and encouraging.

Delivering intensive, individualized ABA treatment for clients in the home setting.
Collecting and tracking data on a daily basis.
Graphing and summarizing data for review.
Preparing program materials in a timely manner
Updates parents daily through verbal and written communication on Individual’s progress and supports parents in their understanding of IBI/ABA techniques.
Prepares daily teaching materials.
Supports integration of Individuals in educational, community and family programs and activities.
Travel between clients may be required - Valid Driver's License and Reliable vehicle is required.
Conduct themselves in an Ethical and Professional manner in keeping with the BACB's Professional and Ethical Compliance Code.

Master Degree in Behaviour Analysis
Board Certification as a BCBA in good standing
Ability to adhere to organizational policies and procedures and abide by code of ethics as indicated by the Behaviour Analyst Certification Board
Commitment to maintain client confidentiality and adhere to Provincial legislation (e.g., PHIPPA, Services and Supports etc.).
Knowledge of instructional procedures and training curriculums (e.g., DTT, AIM, PEAK, EFL, AFLS, VB-MAPP etc.)
3 + years’ experience working with neurodiverse youth/adults
Valid driver’s license and a reliable form of insured transportation
Must possess excellent leadership, interpersonal, problem-solving and time management skills
Aptitude to engage in higher-level management functions when required
Excellent and efficient communication skills
Proficiency in written and spoken English, with fluency in a foreign language a plus
Experience managing a team of clinical staff and mentoring supervisory-level clinicians is a plus

Under the supervision of the Clinical Director, design and implement individualized skill acquisition plans, behavioural support plans and behavioural safety plans.
Develop new behavioural programs and perform ongoing adjustments to current programs as needed
Collaborate with community-based treatment teams to review case progress and provide collaborative services
Provide training, supervision, and support for team members, mediators, caregivers, and families in all programming procedures
Communicate with funding sources regarding client progress, reports, meetings, authorizations, etc.
Supervise mediators and complete program fidelity checks, BACB supervision of candidates, and train students in the field
Maintain caseload of billable hours in addition to supervisory duties as directed by the Clinical Director

Clinical supervision & career growth opportunities
Growing with a company dedicated to supporting professional growth
Hybrid environment - working from your own home office and within the community for in home therapy sessions
Paid mileage and fair compensation based on experience, qualifications, and additional skill sets