Position
Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Location: Los Angeles Metro, Orange County, Inland Empire, South Bay, San Fernando Valley, Greater Los Angeles, Inland Empire, Northern Orange County
Company: Behavioral Leraning Network
Company Description
Behavioral Learning Network LLC provides state-of-the-art Applied Behavior Analytic (ABA) treatment for children with autism, ages 2-22, in their homes, schools, and communities. All services are based on the scientific principles of Applied Behavior Analysis. We offer a continuum of behavior intervention services from assessment and consultation to full treatment models in the home, community and school settings.
Minimum Education Required for Position
Master's Degree
Minimum Certification Required for Position
BCBA Required
Job Description + Responsibilities
Case supervision
Conduct Assessments (VB-MAPP, FBAs, ABASS)
Generate treatment plans and progress reports
Provide supervision and training to behavioral technicians
Participate in bi-monthly team meetings and parent trainings
Collaborate with parents and school personnel
Provide school consultation
Participate in weekly peer review meetings
Local travel required
Salary, Benefits, + Opportunities
Competitive Salary
Health Benefits including Dental and Vision for Full Time Employees
Paid Holidays
Paid Sick Time
Paid Time Off
Annual Performance Evaluations with raise options
Paid attendance and travel to conferences
Management Training
Significant potential for career growth
Other Requirements
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA®)
At least 2 years of experience working with individuals with autism
Experience conducting assessments, overseeing new program development and implementing behavioral treatment programs
IEP experience
Strong communication, problem solving and management skills
Must have a reliable means of transportation and willing to travel.
Valid California driver's license
Current automobile insurance
TB Clearance
Criminal background clearance through the California DOJ and FBI.
In addition, the job requires a full range of body motion including the ability to stand, stoop, kneel, reach, run, push and pull when responding to student challenging behaviors, eye/hand coordination, and the ability to lift students weighing 50 pounds, using proper body mechanics.
The position also requires repetitive movements of the wrists, hand and/or fingers, the ability to receive and express detailed information through oral communication, visual acuity, and the ability to read and understand written directions.
