(IL) Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)Instructional ABA Consultants (IABA) of Oak Lawn is looking to hire a full-time Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to help autistic children in the Oak Lawn/Southside Chicago area.
Do you believe there's a better way and that we can all work together to make a difference? Are you looking for a team-oriented practice with strong ethics? IABA is a BCBA-owned and led organization that is committed to a community of quality practitioners serving underfunded clients across all our locations.
This Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) position earns a competitive salary of $75,000.
00 to $80,000.
00/year plus a sign-on bonus along with a performance-based annual increase program rooted in our science.
IABA knows that benefits allow each employee to be at their best at work.
IABA offers research-backed benefits, including health insurance, a 401(k) with employer contribution, a flexible schedule for maternity, and paternity leave, paid holidays, paid sick time, paid vacation time, tuition discounts, and phone reimbursement.
IABA also knows that quality client programs come from quality hours spent, not the number of clients.
BCBAs at IABA has a monthly aim of (85-95 in-home/clinic) and supervise all RBT hours 15% of the time.
Additionally, IABA quantifies crisis cases to allow for 20% supervision and reimburses our RBTs at a higher rate during these sessions.
If this sounds like the right opportunity for you to use your skills in applied behavior analysis therapy to help autistic children consider applying today!ABOUT INSTRUCTIONAL ABA CONSULTANTS (IABA)We built our practice on the belief that all individuals with disabilities have a right to quality, effective, and affordable services and are dedicated to closing the funding gap within our industry.
IABA is deeply committed to providing the best services for each individual we serve with a commitment to leading through a BCBA lens.
At IABA we know that hours can become lost in billing over quality programs.
Using a clinical model to establish client caseloads allows us to maintain quality programming also rooted in our science.
Our home and clinic-based services began with a small group of Precision Teachers.
To date, we use several different approaches to ABA therapy, including precision teaching, discrete trial teaching (DTT), and naturalistic instruction.
Our team is extremely proud of the fact that all of our clients have seen progress with our therapies with data to support our claim.
IABA strongly believes that having a disability does not mean being disadvantaged.
Financial resources do not affect access to quality care at our clinics.
We truly serve the underserved.
Our company is owned and operated by BCBAs with experience who focus on ethics and quality of services.
Our clinicians handle manageable caseloads and work flexible hours.
There are opportunities for growth within our company as well as the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues to create ongoing professional development programs.
IABA also prides itself on being a teaching site and welcomes new interns every semester.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A BOARD-CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR ANALYST (BCBA)As a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, you play a fundamental role in our practice.
You will develop research-based and individualized behavior analytical programming for children with autism.
Your caseload includes a variety of ages, repertoires, and funding source requirements.
You will complete assessments and write treatment plans.
To ensure progress, you make data-based program change decisions on a weekly basis.
You will also develop, implement, and monitor parent goals and provide monthly parent training.
As you administer initial and ongoing assessments under supervision, you gain mastery of a variety of protocols, such as ABLLS-R, VB-MAPP, and Vineland.
You will write treatment plans based on the results of assessments that effectively target short- and long-term goals, generalization, and community integration.
You also work in partnership with the families you serve and other service providers.
Weekly, you supervise graduate-level interns and train Registered Behavior Technicians.
You will also collaborate on a weekly basis with our team of BCBAs to create an environment of ongoing professional development.
Related activities include a peer program review, a human rights committee, reviewing the literature, ethical discussions, and case consultations.
You find working with individuals with autism in this collaborative environment to be highly rewarding!QUALIFICATIONS FOR A BOARD-CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR ANALYST (BCBA) Master's degree in applied behavior analysis (ABA) Credentialed as a BCBA by the BACB, retaining the appropriate membership certifications Familiarity with applied behavior analysis methodologies including functional behavior assessments, discrete trial training, verbal behavior analysis, incidental teaching, shaping, chaining, modeling, imitation, task analyses, motivational methodologies, and reinforcement practices Strong assessment and treatment-planning skills Ability to work with challenging behavior Valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, and reliable transportation Ability to pass a background check Passion to create a sustainable change One or more years of experience working with children with autism is preferred but multiple factors will be taken into consideration.
Can you establish a rapport and connect to clients' needs? Do you have the confidence to train staff and families on proper plan implementation? Can you provide the positive reinforcement and feedback needed to achieve desired outcomes? Do you have strong time management skills? Can you show empathy while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries? If so, you might just be perfect for this Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) position!WORK SCHEDULEThis position in applied behavior analysis therapy typically works 40-hour weeks, Monday - Friday but hours vary with the flexibility to create their own schedule.
This person works in multiple program areas and requires the ability to travel.
Some evenings may be required.
READY TO JOIN OUR ABA TEAM?We understand your time is valuable, so we have a very quick and easy application process.
If you feel that you would be right for this applied behavior analysis job, please fill out our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application.
We look forward to meeting you! Recommended Skills Applied Behavior Analysis Assessments Autism Coaching And Mentoring Ethics Imitation Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Do you believe there's a better way and that we can all work together to make a difference? Are you looking for a team-oriented practice with strong ethics? IABA is a BCBA-owned and led organization that is committed to a community of quality practitioners serving underfunded clients across all our locations.
This Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) position earns a competitive salary of $75,000.
00 to $80,000.
00/year plus a sign-on bonus along with a performance-based annual increase program rooted in our science.
IABA knows that benefits allow each employee to be at their best at work.
IABA offers research-backed benefits, including health insurance, a 401(k) with employer contribution, a flexible schedule for maternity, and paternity leave, paid holidays, paid sick time, paid vacation time, tuition discounts, and phone reimbursement.
IABA also knows that quality client programs come from quality hours spent, not the number of clients.
BCBAs at IABA has a monthly aim of (85-95 in-home/clinic) and supervise all RBT hours 15% of the time.
Additionally, IABA quantifies crisis cases to allow for 20% supervision and reimburses our RBTs at a higher rate during these sessions.
If this sounds like the right opportunity for you to use your skills in applied behavior analysis therapy to help autistic children consider applying today!ABOUT INSTRUCTIONAL ABA CONSULTANTS (IABA)We built our practice on the belief that all individuals with disabilities have a right to quality, effective, and affordable services and are dedicated to closing the funding gap within our industry.
IABA is deeply committed to providing the best services for each individual we serve with a commitment to leading through a BCBA lens.
At IABA we know that hours can become lost in billing over quality programs.
Using a clinical model to establish client caseloads allows us to maintain quality programming also rooted in our science.
Our home and clinic-based services began with a small group of Precision Teachers.
To date, we use several different approaches to ABA therapy, including precision teaching, discrete trial teaching (DTT), and naturalistic instruction.
Our team is extremely proud of the fact that all of our clients have seen progress with our therapies with data to support our claim.
IABA strongly believes that having a disability does not mean being disadvantaged.
Financial resources do not affect access to quality care at our clinics.
We truly serve the underserved.
Our company is owned and operated by BCBAs with experience who focus on ethics and quality of services.
Our clinicians handle manageable caseloads and work flexible hours.
There are opportunities for growth within our company as well as the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues to create ongoing professional development programs.
IABA also prides itself on being a teaching site and welcomes new interns every semester.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A BOARD-CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR ANALYST (BCBA)As a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, you play a fundamental role in our practice.
You will develop research-based and individualized behavior analytical programming for children with autism.
Your caseload includes a variety of ages, repertoires, and funding source requirements.
You will complete assessments and write treatment plans.
To ensure progress, you make data-based program change decisions on a weekly basis.
You will also develop, implement, and monitor parent goals and provide monthly parent training.
As you administer initial and ongoing assessments under supervision, you gain mastery of a variety of protocols, such as ABLLS-R, VB-MAPP, and Vineland.
You will write treatment plans based on the results of assessments that effectively target short- and long-term goals, generalization, and community integration.
You also work in partnership with the families you serve and other service providers.
Weekly, you supervise graduate-level interns and train Registered Behavior Technicians.
You will also collaborate on a weekly basis with our team of BCBAs to create an environment of ongoing professional development.
Related activities include a peer program review, a human rights committee, reviewing the literature, ethical discussions, and case consultations.
You find working with individuals with autism in this collaborative environment to be highly rewarding!QUALIFICATIONS FOR A BOARD-CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR ANALYST (BCBA) Master's degree in applied behavior analysis (ABA) Credentialed as a BCBA by the BACB, retaining the appropriate membership certifications Familiarity with applied behavior analysis methodologies including functional behavior assessments, discrete trial training, verbal behavior analysis, incidental teaching, shaping, chaining, modeling, imitation, task analyses, motivational methodologies, and reinforcement practices Strong assessment and treatment-planning skills Ability to work with challenging behavior Valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, and reliable transportation Ability to pass a background check Passion to create a sustainable change One or more years of experience working with children with autism is preferred but multiple factors will be taken into consideration.
Can you establish a rapport and connect to clients' needs? Do you have the confidence to train staff and families on proper plan implementation? Can you provide the positive reinforcement and feedback needed to achieve desired outcomes? Do you have strong time management skills? Can you show empathy while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries? If so, you might just be perfect for this Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) position!WORK SCHEDULEThis position in applied behavior analysis therapy typically works 40-hour weeks, Monday - Friday but hours vary with the flexibility to create their own schedule.
This person works in multiple program areas and requires the ability to travel.
Some evenings may be required.
READY TO JOIN OUR ABA TEAM?We understand your time is valuable, so we have a very quick and easy application process.
If you feel that you would be right for this applied behavior analysis job, please fill out our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application.
We look forward to meeting you! Recommended Skills Applied Behavior Analysis Assessments Autism Coaching And Mentoring Ethics Imitation Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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