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Job Description The Behavior Support Specialist will work with the school’s leadership team to ensure that all students demonstrate dramatic student achievement gains and develop their character and social-emotional skills.
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In addition to the duties set forth below, the Employee agrees that s/he will perform all the other duties that are assigned by his/her supervisors, the school’s Principal and the Principal’s designees, and/or the Board of Trustees, including, but not limited to: Goals for the Behavior Support Specialist include but are not limited to: Model high expectations for student behavior and interactions.
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The Behavior Support Specialist will monitor and model evidence/research based behavior strategies which support Individual Behavior Plans, Conscious Discipline techniques, and other strategies as recommended by the MTSS team, counselor, or administer.
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Must be licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a psychologist, professional counselor, marriage and family therapist, clinical social worker, social worker, behavior specialist, certified registered nurse practitioner or a professional with a scope of practice that includes overseeing the provision of ABA services (required.
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Provides supervision and direction to behavior specialist staff including updates related to DBHDD policies and procedures, review of work product assessments and recommendations, and tracking of productivity within assigned region.
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Provides developmental services under various programs, including but not limited to behavioral intervention (i.e., positive behavior support), infant massage, parenting classes and developmental stimulation/enhancement in one-on-one or in a group setting to patients 0-5 years, according to the treatment plan approved by Supervisor.
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As a Habilitation Specialist, you will be responsible for conducting Quality Assurance assessments for mealtime, active treatment, and formal programs, focusing on areas of adaptive behavior including self-help, daily living, community living, education, socialization, pre-vocational, vocational and recreation.
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As a Behavior Specialist , you will guide and assist with our school-wide/classroom implementation of the positive behavior support program, increasing positive student behaviors.
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Direct support professional" OR caregiver OR "home health aide" OR "direct care staff" OR "personal care assistant" OR "direct care worker" OR "personal support worker" OR "certified nursing assistant" OR "mental health technician" OR "patient care technician" OR "mental health specialist" OR "behavioral health technician.
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Provides consultation to providers on individual cases, including general and specific programmatic approaches to ensure appropriate and quality positive behavior support planning and implementation.
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We are looking to hire a Behavior Therapist or Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) for the hours of 4pm-8pm, with at least three days in the week availability Our Behavioral Therapists provide therapy based upon the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to children with Autism and related developmental disabilities in a home-based, clinic, and school setting.
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Under the supervision of a Early Intervention/Developmental Services Supervisor, the Developmental Specialist conducts appropriate developmental screenings and curriculum based assessments, and provides treatment for children demonstrating developmental delays.
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Certified as a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) or Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) or current enrollment towards certification, or any educational certification (PPS, Teaching Credential, etc.
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Knowledge of crisis intervention techniques and case management responsibilities; human behavior and needs at times of crime and crisis; behavioral health, social services, and other community resources; the criminal justice system, NYS Criminal Code, and Rights of victims, police department operations, policies, and procedures.
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