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In Home Behavior Specialist

Berkshire Family and Individual Resources (BFAIR)

North Adams, MAFull-timeNo compensation foundPosted 5mo agoSeen in employer's feed 6 days ago

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Compensation
No compensation found
Location
North Adams, MA
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

Job overview

Berkshire Family and Individual Resources (BFAIR) is hiring an In Home Behavior Specialist. The In Home Behavior Specialist provides direct in-home ABA therapy to children with Autism. They also work with parents and caregivers on implementing behavior change and skill acquisition programs. Responsibilities include data collection and input, collaborating on Behavior Intervention Plans, and assisting in writing skill acquisition programs. Additional responsibilities include preparing progress reports and programming materials.

Key focus areas include Provide direct in-home ABA therapy to children with Autism, Work with parents and caregivers on implementing behavior change and skill acquisition programs, and Collect and input data.

Successful candidates bring High School Diploma and 1+ Years ABA Therapy Experience. Important skills include ABA Therapy. Preferred (not required): Data Collection, Data Input, Collaborating On Behavior Intervention Plans, and Assisting In Writing Skill Acquisition Programs.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

ABA TherapyData CollectionData InputCollaborating on Behavior Intervention PlansAssisting in Writing Skill Acquisition ProgramsPreparing Progress ReportsPreparing Programming MaterialsBehavior Analytic Coursework

Qualifications

High School Diploma1 Year Experience Utilizing ABA Therapy With Children With Developmental DisabilitiesRBT Credential

Full job description

BFAIR is looking for a full time In Home Behavior Specialist. The In Home Behavior Specialist is primarily responsible for providing direct in-home ABA therapy to children with Autism. They also work with parents and caregivers on implementing behavior change and skill acquisition programs. Responsibilities include data collection and input, collaborating on Behavior Intervention Plans, and assisting in writing skill acquisition programs. Additional responsibilities include preparing progress reports and programming materials.

QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma with a minimum of one year experience utilizing ABA therapy with children with developmental disabilities. Exposure to behavior analytic coursework and RBT credential preferred.

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