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This is an exciting opportunity for anyone looking for a way to gain experience in the quickly growing ABA. We are a therapist owned outpatient pediatric clinic providing OT, ST, and ABA services to clients from birth to 21 years of age. We are seeking candidates to join our ABA team to work one on one with clients and leave a lasting impact on their lives. We will provide training and support for those new to the field. Sessions take place in the clinic and travel to homes is optional. Our ideal candidate is driven, ready to grow professionally, and excited to work collaboratively with colleagues of different disciplines as well as their clients and their families. **General Responsibilities:** - Implement programs as outlined by supervising BCBA - Take data in real time on clients progress - Provide support to clients to resolve problems, increase independence and develop positive behavior. - Train clients in various skills and teach them new habits and routines . - Use various techniques to redirect negative behavior (e.g. positive reinforcement, time-out, prompting) . - Prepare reports of daily activities (Observation notes and daily reports.). **Requirements:** - Must have at least high school diploma - Must be willing to complete 40 hour online RBT training if not already completed - Previous experience with children
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$72,000 – $98,000/yr
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