What are the responsibilities and job description for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) / Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) position at Beacon Services of Connecticut?
Who We Are
Beacon Services of Connecticut is one of the state's largest providers of home-based, Early Intervention/Birth to Three specialty services. Our practice focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of young children with developmental delays. BCBA’s work as part of a multi-disciplinary team whose goal is to provide access to evidence-based interventions for families across CT. We place a high value on training and supporting our clinicians so they may thrive and grow in their roles.
Our LBA’s provide services for families and children referred within the Birth to Three system. They are responsible for the evaluation of a child's skills across a variety of developmental domains and use that information to develop and implement intervention services. LBAs work as part of a multidisciplinary team to provide targeted, evidence-based interventions, as well as assist families with the transition to school-based services. They also supervise and support early intervention staff.
Overview of Responsibilities
- Perform home-based intake visits and evaluations with potential clients
- Support the development and implementation of individual goals and objectives documented on an Individual Family Service Plan
- Provide supervision to paraprofessional staff
- Oversee the development of written guidelines for behavior interventions, teaching plans, and programs
- Provide coaching/training to families supporting the generalization of techniques and skills
- Complete administrative responsibilities in order to meet funder requirements.
- Participate in weekly team meetings.
Some Important Skills
- Strong communication skills to confidently explain information and guide families and caregivers
- Strong organizational skills to manage daily duties
- Self-confidence to take the initiative in supporting families and collaborating with colleagues
- Familiarity and comfort working with technology based solutions
Working Conditions
- Clinicians work primarily in family homes within a specific geographic region in the state.
- Employees have the flexibility to make their own schedules.
Work Hours
- Full-time and part-time positions available
Benefits
- Competitive pay rates
- Medical and dental insurance
- 401(K) retirement plan
- Vacation, sick, and holiday pay
- Support for CEU's and conferences
- Ongoing training and support
- Staff events
Qualifications
- PhD or Masters in ABA, Special Education, Psychology, or related field
- Current BCBA certification or eligible
- Current Connecticut licensure or eligible
- Experience or desire to work with young children and families
Visit our website at www.beaconct.org to learn more about our organization!
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