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Foothill Child Development Services
Position
Behavior Interventionist
Location
San Fernando Valley area, CA
Job Description
Full or part-time.
- Conduct in-home behavior intervention sessions as described in the client's assessment report and behavior plan
- Implement a range of services such as pivotal response training, discrete trial training, picture exchange communication system and other ABA based teaching programs
- Collect ongoing performance data
- Attend weekly supervision meetings
- Maintain professional development
Qualifications
- BA degree in psychology, education, social work or related field
- BCABA preferred
- Functional understanding of ABA principles and methodologies
- Supervised experience in implementation of behavior intervention plans to help children with disabilities
- Experienced in teaching social, communication, self help and adaptive skills
- Bilingual in Armenian or Spanish preferred
- Provide own transportation
Contact Information
Emily Broberg, MS, BCBA
Phone: 818-353-3772
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Full Spectrum Health Group
Position
Program Supervisor
Location
San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, CA
Company Description
FSHG was formed to meet the growing need for ABA services in Southern California. We are a young company committed
to staying at the forefront of this industry. We are comprised of friendly and ethical professionals with a wide
array of education and experience, all dedicated to using validated methods of service designed to meet the
individual needs of our clients.
Job Description
Program Supervisors shall have primary responsibilities for the following functions:
- Introducing assigned Behavior Specialists to the client.
- Discussing concerns and goals with clients.
- Setting up and monitoring individual programs.
- Attending IEP meetings.
- Review monthly summaries, graphing of data, and writing progress reports.
- Conducting functional behavior assessments on new referrals.
- Selection and supervision of behavior specialists, including performance evaluations and quality assurance.
- Attending weekly meetings with Coordinators and weekly meetings with assigned Behavior Specialists to review cases and issues.
- Attending yearly ABA-related conferences in order to remain current with research and issues related to the field.
- Conduct trainings for Behavior Specialists.
Qualifications
- Masters degree in psychology or special education/related field.
- Demonstrated ability to provide staff training, supervision, and planning.
- BCBA or BCABA with 2 years experience or more in the field of ABA.
Salary
Extremely competitive salary based upon experience. Full medical, dental, vacation, paid time off. Mileage and time
reimbursement. Cell phone and company laptop. You are assured a positive and reinforcing work environment with room
for personal, professional, and financial growth.
Contact Information
Please email resumes to: resumes@fullspectrumhealthgroup.com
Web: www.fullspectrumhealthgroup.com
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Full Spectrum Health Group
Position
Behavior Specialist
Location
San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, CA
Company Description
FSHG was formed to meet the growing need for ABA services in Southern California. We are a young company committed
to staying at the forefront of this industry. We are comprised of friendly and ethical professionals with a wide
array of education and experience, all dedicated to using validated methods of service designed to meet the
individual needs of our clients.
Job Description
Behavior Specialists shall have primary responsibilities for the following functions:
- Implementing direct interventions.
- Discussing concerns and goals with clients.
- Conducting parent trainings.
- Assisting with the development of behavior support plans including attending IEPs.
- Assisting with the composition of progress reports.
- Collecting and analyzing behavioral data.
- Consulting with team members and other professionals.
- Meeting with team members and providing feedback regarding programs.
Qualifications
- Bachelors degree in psychology or special education/related field.
- A minimum of 6 months experience working with children with autism and/or other developmental disorder.
- BCABA preferred.
- Strong work ethics.
- Good communication skills.
- Desire to make a difference in the lives of children with disabilities.
Salary
Extremely competitive hourly pay rate: $16-$25 DOE. Full-time employees will be offered a generous benefits
package: medical, dental, vacation, paid time off. Mileage and time reimbursement. You are assured a positive
and reinforcing work environment with extensive training and supervision. Room for personal, professional, and
financial growth.
Contact Information
Please email resumes to: resumes@fullspectrumhealthgroup.com
Web: www.fullspectrumhealthgroup.com
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Community Integrated Work Program
Position
Crisis Program Director
Location
Antioch, CA
Job Description
Creative program serving developmentally disabled population has an outstanding
opportunity for a motivated program director to serve clients in Alameda and Contra
Costa counties. The director has management responsibilities for providing crisis intervention for the
developmentally disabled children and adults.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate has experience in the behavioral/cognitive therapy field; possesses
strong public speaking, writing and management skills, and has ability to represent the
organization to outside agencies, regional centers, state entities, and other vendors. Must
be flexible and available for any emergency situations. Requires advanced degree in
behavioral sciences/related field. BCBA preferred.
Salary
We offer a supportive environment, competitive salary, and full benefits package
including 401k plan.
Contact Information
For immediate consideration, fax resume to 925-776-1045, Attn: Human Resources Manager
or email to: CDods@ciwp.org
Web: www.ciwp.org
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Learning ARTS
Position
Behavior Analyst
Location
Sacramento, CA
Job Description
- Case management
- Oversee and review new consumer assessments
- Approve program goals, evaluate program design, and track consumer's progress
- Determine when continuation criterion is not being met
- Approve program recommendations
- Make recommendations for transition if program is inappropriate
- Meet monthly with Behavior Specialists to review caseload
- Administrative
- Review all reports and updates to consumer's file in a timely manner
- Provide Behavior Specialist training and support
- Collaborate with Staff Training Facilitators on new staff training
- Complete time cards on time
- Complete credit card statement on time
- Clinical supervision
- Provide direct, clinical supervision for Behavior Specialists for each assigned case
- Provide supervision to Behavior Specialists in the clinic and consumer's home on a monthly basis
- Participate in annual review process for Behavior Specialists
- Ensure Behavior Specialists are following program recommendations (implementing goals, BIP, etc.)
- New assessment/intake
- Supervise the development of and approve the initial assessment report and goals
- Supervise program design development
- Review Consumer Program Binder (data sheets, program sheets/lists, etc.)
- Provide parent orientation and education regarding outcome potential during the intake and assessment process
Qualifications
- Possess a Masters degree in an appropriate field
- At least 5 years experience working with children with disabilities using ABA techniques
- Evidence of successful transitions of children with special needs from early intervention services to other
appropriate generic services
- Certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
- Be able to lift 30 pounds
- Be able to perform all office-related tasks
- Be able to sit and stand for extended periods of time
Salary
$50,000 - $90,000+ DOE
Contact Information
Armista Howard
Phone: 916-729-3098
Email: hr@learningarts.com
Web: www.learningarts.com
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M.I.N.D. Institute
Position
Teaching Assistant
Location
Sacramento, CA
Project Description
The Autism Center for Excellence (ACE)/Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) Study is an exciting treatment research
study being conducted by Dr. Sally Rogers at the UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute. This study will be
examining the effects of implementing the ESDM in intensive in-home treatment of
toddlers showing signs of autism. The ESDM is an exciting treatment intervention
utilizing principles of the ESDM, Pivotal Response Training (PRT), and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). This
study is an exceptional opportunity to work with experts in the field of autism in cutting-edge treatment
research. Individuals will receive invaluable experience and training in a treatment model specifically
designed for young toddlers and children with autism in a research context.
Job Description
We are looking for four full-time, energetic and resourceful teaching assistants to provide the
daily in-home therapy and treatment with toddlers showing signs of autism.
- Individuals who are professional, dependable, and have prior experience working with children
with autism.
- Individuals should also have prior training and experience in ABA.
- Individuals who are fun, spontaneous and enjoy playing with toddlers and young children.
- Strong organizational skills and an ability to multitask.
- Previous experience in use of empirically supported educational interventions for children with
autism ages 18-36 months preferred.
- Demonstrated experience gathering behavioral or research data.
- Bachelor's degree in psychology, education, human/child development preferred.
Salary
Salary range very competitive, with mileage reimbursement provided according to UC Davis policy.
Excellent full benefits package.
Contact Information
Cynthia Zierhut, PhD
Phone: 916-703-0396
Email: cynthia.zierhut@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
Web: www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/mindinstitute/
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Regional Center of Orange County
Position
Autism Clinical Specialist
Location
Santa Ana, CA
Company Description
RCOC is a private non-profit corporation contracting with the State of California for
the provision of services to persons with
developmental disabilities.
Job Description
Primary responsibilities are the coordination and management of the clinical application of
the Dept. of Developmental Services' Autism Spectrum Disorder Best Practice Guidelines for Screening,
Diagnosis, and Assessment. The Autism Clinical Specialist is a member of the
multidisciplinary team that determines the eligibility, developmental, and behavioral needs of individuals
with diagnosed or suspected autism. Other responsibilities include: assisting in the development of
guidelines for the provision of services for
RCOC consumers with autism; providing
technical assistance and training to RCOC
staff, families and to local clinicians and
service providers specializing in autism;
and maintaining knowledge of state-of-
the-art information on evidence-based
treatments and interventions for persons
with autism.
Qualifications
Ideal candidate will have completed an
APA-accredited doctoral program in
psychology with licensure in California (or
license eligible). Three to five years experience in human services settings
with an emphasis in autism.
Board Certification in Behavior Analysis required.
Salary
Competitive salary and benefits.
Contact Information
Send resume with salary history to:
Regional Center of Orange County
Human Resources
PO Box 22010
Santa Ana, CA 92702-2010
Fax: 714-547-3433
Email: jabernatha@rcocdd.com
Web: www.rcocdd.com
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Genesis Behavior Center
Position
Clinical Supervisor
Location
Stockton,
Modesto,
Lodi, CA
Description
MA in psychology, special ed. or related field with minimum 2 years experience working with children
with autism and/or
providing behavioral intervention services to those diagnosed with ASD. BCBA required.
Salary
$70,000 per year plus health benefits.
Contact Information
Romina Kiryakous, MA
Phone: 209-495-7724
Email: romina@genesisbehaviorcenter.com
Web: www.genesisbehaviorcenter.com
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Rady Children's Hospital
Position
Developmental Autism Specialist -- Master's level
Location
San Diego, CA
Job Description
The Developmental Specialist performs a variety of professional work in developmental and
psychological evaluation, including psychometric testing, family counseling, behavioral and
parent training, and consultation with colleagues, pediatricians, and community organizations.
Primary responsibility is conducting behavioral parent training with families of children with
autistic spectrum disorders. Responsibilities include conducting social skills groups for children
with ASD or various ages. May include parent support groups, lectures, and professional training as
well as program development. Support in research activities, grant writing, and data management is
required. Responds differentially to children based upon child's age and understanding of the
child's developmental level/disability(ies). Seeks to be informed of cultural differences and
responds appropriately to the diverse cultures served by the clinic.
Qualifications
- Master’s degree in related discipline
- Autism experience
- Experience with group programming and behavioral techniques
- 2 years experience in field related to area of specialty
- Demonstrated competency in varied treatment modalities for children with special needs
Contact Information
Please forward your resume to Maribel Salcido via email, or apply online.
Phone: 858-966-7843
Email: msalcido@rchsd.org
Web: www.rchsd.org
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Rady Children's Hospital
Position
Developmental Autism Specialist, Doctoral level
Location
San Diego, CA
Job Description
The clinical psychologist in the Rady Children's Autism Intervention Program performs a variety of professional
work including primary responsibility for program supervision for toddlers with autism in the
Children's Toddler School inclusion program and for the home visitation portion of the program,
psychometric and diagnostic testing, family counseling, and consultation with colleagues including
supervision of non-licensed staff, pediatricians, and community organizations. Responsibilities will
include training program staff in treatment/intervention strategies including but not limited to pivotal
response training (PRT), discrete trial training (DTT), applied behavior analysis (ABA), and
Picture Exchange Communication (PECs); completion of intake assessments for typically developing
children and those at-risk for autism entering the program; development of program goals for toddler
at-risk for ASD; supervision of parent-education program; monitoring of programming for individual
children and the program as a whole and completion of exit assessments including diagnostic evaluations
of at-risk children and program recommendations. The position also involves conducting individual parent
education/training and may include conducting parent support/information groups, social skills groups
and training/consultation for hospital and community organizations. Responsibilities may also include
diagnostic evaluation of children with history of prematurity, various neurological and neuromuscular
disorders, child abuse, prenatal drug exposure, and emotional disturbance, including autism and ADHD.
Support in research activities, grant writing, and data management is required. Opportunities for more
extensive research responsibilities, presentation at scientific conferences and publication are available.
Responds differentially to children based upon child's age and understanding of the child's developmental
level/disability(ies).
Qualifications
- Minimum of a doctorate degree in clinical, developmental, or educational psychology with major
emphasis on intervention for young children with autism and child development
- License in the State of California is required within first year of hire
- Competency in diagnostic developmental assessment specifically of infants and toddlers with a
minimum of two years experience in performing assessments on children under three is required
- Two years experience using autism-specific interventions and providing intervention for
developmentally delayed and disabled children is required
- Recent experience in a pediatric setting (within the last two years) is required
- Knowledge of and competency with the following: Bayley Scales of Infant Development II.
Mullen Scales of Early Learning. Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales. Autism Diagnostic Observation
Schedule (ADOS) and other specific instruments required.
- Demonstrated ability to maintain and manage caseload, complete records in timely manner;
provide education and consultation to a variety of community services; and to work effectively
and harmoniously with professional and clerical personnel
- Additionally, candidates must be able to respond differentially to children based upon the
child's age and understanding of the child's developmental level and disability
- Must also seek to be informed of cultural differences and to respond appropriately to the
diverse cultures served by the clinic
- Bilingual required English/Spanish
Contact Information
Please forward your resume to Joyce Duenow via email or fax, or apply online.
Phone: 800-869-5627 x7790
Fax: 858-966-8585
Email: jduenow@rchsd.org
Web: www.rchsd.org
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Pacific Child and Family Associates
Position
Behavior Therapist
Location
(See below.)
Company Description
Pacific Child and Family Associates, APC, specializes in providing treatment to children
with a diagnosis of autism and their families. The center has been serving children in this
population for over 18 years.
Job Description
Rewarding and valuable experience gained while providing behavioral services to
children with a diagnosis of autism in their home and/or school setting. This position
includes implementing behavioral objectives using cutting-edge applications based upon
ABA principles and practices that include positive reinforcement strategies. Flexible schedule. Full-time and
part-time positions available; weekends also available (minimum 15 hours/week).
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in ABA, psychology, education, or related field. Experience with children, ABA, and DTT
is a plus. The position also requires:
- the ability to pass a background and reference check
- no criminal record
- good driving record
- valid CA drivers license, a reliable car, and car insurance (driving is required)
- enthusiasm and professionalism
Salary
Competitive pay rate DOE. Mileage reimbursement and reimbursement
for time spent traveling between clients (some situations do not apply for reimbursement).
Paid trainings, growth opportunities.
Benefits for full-time employees after three months. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision, with an
optional 401K
for all employees over 21 who average a certain number of hours per year.
Contact Information
Fax (818-241-6853) or email resume to Emily Torrens
(emilytorrens@pacificchild.com)
for positions available in the following locations (all caps indicates urgent need):
Email resume to Christine Soriano (christinesoriano@pacificchild.com)
for positions available in
Orange County.
Web: www.pacificchild.com
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Pacific Child and Family Associates
Position
ABA Supervisor
Location
(See below.)
Company Description
Pacific Child and Family Associates, APC, specializes in providing treatment to children
with a diagnosis of autism and their families. The center has been serving children in this
population for over 18 years.
Job Description
Hire, supervise, and train behavior therapists, oversee the quality of each child's program,
manage data and measure intervention effectiveness, conduct and write assessments,
write reports and programs, schedule cases, and lead team meetings. Full-time position.
Qualifications
Requires a master's degree in ABA, psychology, special education, MFT, child development, social work,
or related services. Must also have three or more years of clinical experience working with the autistic population.
Certification in ABA a plus. The position also requires:
- the ability to pass a background and reference check
- no criminal record
- good driving record
- a reliable car
- enthusiasm and professionalism
Salary
Competitive salary based on experience, and reimbursement for mileage. We offer a comprehensive benefits package including medical, vision, and dental coverage,
life insurance, 401K, and PTO. Pacific Child and Family Associates supports a diverse workforce
and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Contact Information
Email resume to Cara Entz (caraentz@pacificchild.com) for positions available in the following locations:
Email resume to Christine Soriano (christinesoriano@pacificchild.com)
for a position available in
Orange County.
Web: www.pacificchild.com
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Rady Children's Hospital
Position
Clinical Psychologist
Location
San Diego, CA
Job Description
As a Clinical Psychologist with Rady, you will perform a variety of professional work in developmental and
psychological evaluation, including psychometric testing, family counseling, and consultation with colleagues
including some supervision of non-licensed staff, pediatricians, and community organizations. Your responsibilities
will include:
- Diagnostic evaluation of children at risk or with a history of premature birth, various neurological and neuromuscular disorders, child abuse, prenatal drug exposure, and emotional disturbance, including Autism and ADHD.
- Support of research activities, grant writing, and data management
- Dictation of detailed developmental and psychological evaluation reports.
- Responding differentially to children based upon child's age and understanding of the child's developmental level/disability(ies).
- Seeking to be informed of cultural differences and responding appropriately to the diverse cultures served by the clinic.
- Providing feedback and counseling to parents as well as linkage to early intervention services.
- Writing detailed developmental and psychological evaluation reports.
Qualifications
- Minimum of a doctorate degree in clinical, developmental, or educational
psychology with major emphasis on assessment of children and child
development.
- License in the State of California obtained within first year of hire.
- Competency in diagnostic developmental assessment, specifically of infants and toddlers, with a minimum of two years’ experience in performing assessments on children under three.
- Two years of experience testing developmentally delayed and disabled children.
- Recent experience in a pediatric setting (within the last two years).
- Knowledge of and competency with the following:
- Bayley Scales of Infant Development II
- Mullen Scales of Early Learning
- Stanford-Binet Fifth Edition
- Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children- III
- Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence-R
- Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence-III
- Woodcock-Johnson Psycho-Educational Battery-III
- Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS)
- Woodcock-Johnson - Revised, the Wide Range Achievement Test – III
- Wechsler Individual Achievement Test.-II and other specific instruments required.
Candidates must also have:
- Demonstrated ability to maintain and manage caseload; complete records in timely manner; provide education and consultation to a variety of community services; and work effectively and harmoniously with professional and clerical personnel.
- Thorough knowledge of abnormal psychology, developmental disabilities, personality theory, community systems theory and practice, psychological testing, and counseling theory and practice.
- Ability to respond differentially to children based upon the child's age and understanding of the child's developmental level and disability.
- Desire and ability to be informed of cultural differences and to respond appropriately to the diverse cultures served by the clinic.
- Bilingual skills in English/Spanish.
Contact Information
Please forward your resume to Joyce Duenow via email or fax, or apply online.
Phone: 800-869-5627 x7790
Fax: 858-966-8585
Email: jduenow@rchsd.org
Web: www.rchsd.org
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Cupertino Union School District
Position
Instructional Assistant - Specialized (ABA)
Location
Cupertino, CA
Description
Provides one to one or group therapy, based in the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
Qualifications
Minimum education equivalent to completion of the twelfth grade and ability to pass the district competency test
is required. Experience working with children is required, preferably in a special education environment. A special
qualification for this position is having completed ABA training and the passing of district ABA test.
Salary
$2,707.10 - $3,290.88/month
Contact Information
Debi Pariente
Cupertino Union School District
10301 Vista Dr
Cupertino, CA 95014
Phone: 408-252-3000
Fax: 408-255-4450
Email: Pariente_Debi@cupertino.k12.ca.us
Web: cupertino.ca.campusgrid.net/home/Human+Resources
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Cupertino Union School District
Position
Supervisor, Education (Cupertino Autism Program)
Location
Cupertino, CA
Description
Coordinates and develops behavioral programs for children with special needs following principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
Qualifications
A bachelor's degree in psychology, education, special education, speech therapy or related health services field is required.
A master's degree is desired. BCABA or BCBA preferred. A minimum three-four years of experience working with children diagnosed within the autism
spectrum implementing behavioral-based programming is required as is thorough training in ABA and DTT.
Salary
$5,359.00 - $6,840.00/month
Contact Information
Debi Pariente
Cupertino Union School District
10301 Vista Dr
Cupertino, CA 95014
Phone: 408-252-3000
Fax: 408-255-4450
Email: Pariente_Debi@cupertino.k12.ca.us
Web: cupertino.ca.campusgrid.net/home/Human+Resources
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Gateway Learning Group
Position
Instructor
Location
San Francisco, CA
Description
Work 1:1 with children with autism providing behavioral therapy (discrete trial training as well as naturalistic approaches such as
pivotal response training and incidental teaching).
Qualifications
Energetic, dependable individual with access to a reliable form of transportation.
Experience with applied behavior analysis and a BA/BS in special ed. or psychology is preferred.
Contact Information
Email cover letter and resume to: katie@gatewaylg.com
Web: www.gatewaylg.com
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