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A minimum of 6 months of exposure to/experience with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) or other related developmental disabilities. Autism, Behavior Analyst jobs, Social Skills, Developmental health, Psychology, Sociology, Social Services, Children, Behavior Therapist work, Behavioral Health, Behavior Specialist jobs, ABA Therapist, Childcare, Teacher Assistant, Teacher's aide, Preschool Teacher, Paraprofessional, Youth Programs, Direct Support Professionals, Behavioral and Social Sciences, Behavioral Health Technicians, Babysitting, Mental Health Specialist, Camp Counselor, Coach, Working with Children, and Caregiver.
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With a focus on individuals with developmental disabilities, our therapists utilize the latest in evidence-based practice to provide stellar assessment and therapeutic services. DV Therapy specializes in providing speech and language therapy for individuals from birth-geriatric with disabilities and delays including, Autism, Late-talkers, SLI, Articulation and Phonological disorders, Stuttering, Dysphonia, Aphasia, Pragmatic and social delays, Verbal Apraxia of Speech.
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Effective Communication: 360 Behavioral Health will, upon request, provide auxiliary aids and services leading to effective communication for people with disabilities, including qualified sign language interpreters, assistive listening devices, documents in Braille, and other ways of making communications accessible to people who have speech, hearing, or vision impairments.
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DV Therapy specializes in providing speech and language therapy for individuals from birth-geriatric with disabilities and delays including, Autism, Late-talkers, SLI, Articulation and Phonological disorders, Stuttering, Dysphonia, Aphasia, Pragmatic and social delays, and Verbal Apraxia of Speech.
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The Direct Support Professional II assists adults with developmental disabilities in their daily lives. 3 + years of experience working with adults with developmental disabilities (e.g. Autism) or mental illnesses (e.g. Bipolar) with challenging behaviors strongly preferred.
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Job RequirementsMUST have: Master's degree from an accredited four-year college or university in psychology, counseling, social work, special education, behavioral science or related fieldOne year of experience working with persons with developmental disabilities with challenging behaviors is strongly preferred.
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The Behavior Technician provides in-home one-to-one support for children & adolescents with Autism, or other developmental disabilities. With more than 18 years delivering Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services, Developmental Pathways, Inc is dedicated to providing excellent clinical support to children with Autism and their families.
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