Are you looking to make a difference in a family’s life? At Cardinal Autism Services we are currently seeking highly motivated behavioral therapists and registered behavior technicians to work children and teens with Autism. Our therapists use applied behavior analysis programming and techniques to teach new skills and change a child's life. Therapists work one on one with a client to improve communication skills, daily living skills, social skills and more.
Cardinal Autism services is a home based ABA company that is dedicated to providing high quality ABA services to children and adolescents in various settings such as in-home, school, camp, community other natural settings. Staff at Cardinal utilize empirically validated treatment approaches to address core symptoms of autism and assist all children and families to reach their fullest potential. Join the Cardinal Autism Services and enjoy working with a fun, creative, and passionate team dedicated to making work fun while helping children and families achieve their goals.
What we offer:
Paid training to earn RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) Certification
Company provided tablet for data collection
Weekly supervision by your BCBA
Team approach and opportunity to work in a variety of settings
Aggressive hourly rates
Bonus opportunities
Potential to grow in the company
BACB supervision opportunities
Flexible schedule
Job Duties:
Work one on one with a child or teen on identified specific goals
Implement behavior intervention plan to reduce negative behaviors
Implement skill acquisition programs to increase functional skills
Collect data in real time using electronic device
Provide documentation of case notes
Collaborate with BCBA and participate in team meetings
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Education, ABA or a related field
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Personal means of transportation with a reliable vehicle
Strong collaboration skills and willingness to work with other professionals
Previous experience with children with autism