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Attend and participate in all necessary Treatment Team Meetings, Assessment Meetings, Six Month Review Meetings, IEP meetings, ISP meetings, Positive Behavior Support Meetings, and Behavioral Department Meetings.
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The employee will conduct ongoing assessment of classrooms, provide training and consultation for early education staff, and will contribute to the development of Positive Behavior Support (PBS) plans that assist children with acquiring, retaining, and improving the skills necessary to function successfully in the school setting and at home.
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Positive Behavior Support: Implement strategies for positive behavior support and individualized programs as outlined in Individual Service Plans (ISPs) to enhance the well-being and progress of our clients.
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Support fellow associates during peak hours or as needed, contributing to a positive and cooperative work environment. - Follow security protocols to prevent theft, including checking for counterfeit currency and monitoring for suspicious behavior.
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Your responsibilities extend beyond simply handling transactions; you contribute to maintaining a positive shopping experience for every customer who walks through the door. Monitor and restock supplies such as bags, receipt paper, and cleaning supplies as needed to ensure smooth operations.
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