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Candidate must have willingness to become a Registered Behavior Technician through the availability of BACB required supervision from a District employed BCBA or BCaBA. Candidate must have knowledge of basic principles of Applied Behavior Analysis, and experience working with children with behavioral and special education needs.
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Behavior Frontiers is a leader in ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) treatment for autism and other special needs. Ranked in the TOP TEN Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) Training programs in the U.S.
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Conduct psychoeducational evaluations to determine eligibility for special education services and any necessary individualized instruction or required behavior interventions. Partner with other school-based professionals to ensure students with special needs are receiving appropriate services according to the IEP.
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The Behavior Technician works to facilitate educational andbehavioral services with children and adults with special needs andcollaborates with school professionals and other behavioral specialists toachieve learning and behavioral goals and objectives.
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Provides feedback or input of child’s responses to activity, observations about his/her physical and emotional behavior to Recreation Therapy Director. The Recreation Therapy Department strives to provide each child with recreational and therapeutic programs that promote Whole Person Wellness to allow for self-expression, enhance quality of life and celebrate individual needs and interests.
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Certify pupils’ eligibility for placement in special education services, programs or classes in accordance with their individual physical, mental and emotional needs. Provide consultative support to administrators, parents, students, school-based personnel and SPG staff on matters pertaining to special education procedures and guidelines, mental health issues, child development, student behavior, learning problems and relevant intervention strategies and recommendations.
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We are a member of a family of companies that include Catalight, Easterseals Hawaii, Easterseals Northern California and Xolv Technology Solutions — a diverse, equitable and inclusive organization with more than 700 employees working together to break down barriers and biases to create a more equitable world, so people with developmental disabilities and special needs can choose their own paths.
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Incumbents are recruited and specifically trained in special education and participate in a minimum of 10 hours of training by the Specialist and/or Diagnostic Team (for which a test must be passed) in areas related to autistic needs and characteristics.
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The impact you will have: The Board Certified Behavior Analyst leads the design, implementation, and evaluation of comprehensive, district-wide behavior prevention and response systems, coordinates with district and school site stakeholders to meet school-wide and individual student needs.
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SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE OF: Knowledge of principles of child guidance, child development, instructional process and behavior modification/intervention with special education needs. Ability to pass the District Proficiency Examination at the level appropriate to the job classification and the Basic Autism and Behavioral Needs District Assessment.
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Experience teaching young children including those with special needs. The Teacher will be responsible for creating lesson plans, implentation, modeling appropraite behavior and communicating regularly with parents, teachers and Director.
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Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), Clinical Supervisor in Home and Community-based settings Community Autism Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for a Full-Time Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in Santa Clara , CA , and the surrounding areas (Hayward, Fremont, San Jose, San Mateo.
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We are volunteers and home foster our rescue dogs and cats of all ages, breed type and special medical/behavior needs. Open your heart and home to a rescued dog, puppy, cat or kitten.
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If you value integrity, work-life balance, and career growth, our Behavior Technician (BT) role is perfect for you! Learn various ABA methods like discrete trial teaching (DTT), naturalistic teaching strategies (NATS), and verbal behavior (VB.
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