What are the responsibilities and job description for the BCBA Clinical Supervisor position at St. Joseph's Villa?
Overview
This BCBA Supervisor is responsible for managing all clinical aspects of the Applied Behavioral Analysis program for children and adolescents with significant behavioral and developmental disabilities within the policies and procedures of St. Joseph’s Villa. Responsibilities include conducting assessments and providing direct in home and clinic-based services while obtaining referrals. As program expands responsibilities include staffing, training, assessments, oversight of service delivery and clinical supervision.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
- Provides supervision and training of staff within her/his program(s)
- Supervises and designs appropriate level of care and interventions for each person being served.. Ensures counselors are trained in selected intervention techniques.
- Facilitates treatment team for the service.
- Develops and/or supervises the development behavior/treatment plans, objectives and methods necessary for providing effective services to individual persons served and their families.
- Analyzes and documents behavioral patterns and needs for each person served.
- Meets with family members and relevant agencies to advise on progress and teach them techniques to continue behavioral changes outside the supported setting.
- Develops and presents or coordinates in-service trainings to improve staff competencies in clinical and therapeutic interventions.
- Ensures accurate and complete individual case records for persons are in compliance with licensing and accreditation standards for best practice.
- Maintains statistical and evaluative data, preparation of monthly reports and other reports as required and maintains an accurate receipt system for expenditures.
- Assists in the development of program goals, objectives and policies consistent with those of St. Joseph’s Villa.
- Ensures that staff receives training to meet mandated standards, that develops their professional abilities, and that prepares them for advancement opportunities.
- Assumes on-call responsibility as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Must be licensed behavioral analyst (LBA) in the state of VA.
- Requires three years related experience working with a relevant population and one year of working in a supervisor’s capacity.
- Valid Virginia driver’s license with excellent driving record.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Knowledge of needs of persons with emotional, behavioral and developmental disabilities. Able to apply family systems and behavior theories approaches. Able to make independent decisions and establish an effective and collaborative working style. Must be able to work in and provide support for all staff in a service that provides in-home services.
