What are the responsibilities and job description for the Behavior Clinician position at The Arc of Opportunity?
Schedule: Monday-Friday 8am-4pm (40 hr/week)
Make a Difference at The Arc of Opportunity!
The Arc of Opportunity is a civil and human rights movement, supporting individuals with disabilities and their families in North Central MA. You will be joining a network of over 600 national state and local chapters committed to providing the best quality of life through our multitude of programs, services, and opportunities. We believe that every employee is invaluable and encourage their personal and professional growth. With excellent salary and benefits, including generous paid time off, we prioritize the well-being of our staff.
What is the role of the Clinician at The Arc of Opportunity?
The BCBA Behavior Clinician is a part of a dynamic team who works with various colleagues and directly with individuals and families served by The Arc of Opportunity. Responsible for conducting behavior assessments, selecting supports, and developing and monitoring behavior support plans. The BCBA Behavior Clinician makes recommendations to the individuals and their teams regarding behavioral supports and strategies and provides training on these clinical programs.
What does the Clinician do?
Responsible for the development, implementation, and monitoring of behavior plans, medication treatment plans, and restrictive practices
Provides input and assists in determining intake, transfer and discharge decisions regarding individuals utilizing program/services.
Provides training and support to staff, caregivers, and family members
Documents and maintains up-to-date individual case notes in the Electronic Health Record related to clinical goals and progress.
Assists in implementation of Positive Behavioral Supports framework and participates as an active PBS trainer for the agency.
Participates and presents information at Human Rights Committee, Clinical Meetings, and PBS Leadership meetings, and other committees/teams as required.
Maintains clinical support presence throughout community and home-based programs
Full list of responsibilities can be found here
Why work for The Arc?
We understand the importance of a work-life balance and offer a flexible schedule within a Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm framework. Taking time off when needed is encouraged, ensuring you can maintain a healthy work-life integration. We offer comprehensive benefits packages such as 12 Paid holidays, $3500 Sign-On Bonus for new hires, vacation & sick time, paid training, 401k, health and dental insurance, employee assistance program, financial wellness program etc.
Qualifications: A valid driver’s license, acceptable driving record, and CORI are required during employment with The Arc of Opportunity.
Master’s degree required
BCBA required. LICSW, LMHC, other related certifications/degrees considered.
Experience working with individuals with disabilities, autism, and brain injury preferred. Experience working with individuals with substance use and mental health disorders preferred
Ability to communicate with others effectively which convey clear direction, desired results and vision to staff, individuals and families served, government agencies, community partners, funding sources, and senior management.
Ability to work flexible hours in a variety of locations (group homes in the community, loud day programs, cubicle-style main office building)
Excellent organizational, interpersonal, communication skills, both written and verbal
Computer literacy required as well as experience with program related software including, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.
Monday-Friday 8am-4pm
40 hr/week
