Behavioral Learning Network
ABA Therapist
Behavioral Learning Network, Los Angeles, California, United States, 90079
ABA TherapistBehavioral Learning Network LLC
provides state-of-the-art Applied Behavior Analytic (ABA) services to individuals with autism to help them reach their individual potential. We are currently seeking dedicated and passionate candidates who are interested in working with children with disabilities and want practical experience in the field of Psychology. This opportunity is designed for individuals eager to gain valuable experience, shape lives, and drive real change!Why become part of the Behavioral Learning Network team?
Behavioral Learning Network takes pride in providing results driven Applied Behavior Analytic treatment to each and every client. That is why we recognize our employees for being people who change lives every single day! As a result, BLN provides and pays for RBT training and ongoing supervision for ALL our Behavior Technicians. In addition, BLN provides ongoing training throughout employment to ensure treatment fidelity, as well as unmatched growth potential and mentorship.We also offer medical, dental, and vision benefits to full-time employees, BCBA supervision hours, room to grow and build a career in the ABA field, as well as paid sick time, paid holidays, drive time and mileage between clients, and a paid monthly technology credit.We are expanding our team to the following locations: San Fernando Valley including but not limited to Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Tarzana, Sylmar, Pacoima, Northridge, Calabasas, Glendale and Burbank.Job Duties Include:Provide direct ABA therapy to children on the autism
spectrum to help improve their lives.Provide therapy in client's home, school or in the
community.Accurately collect data on client's behavior and
skills.Understand and implement programs and protocols.Check and maintain schedule on scheduling software.Maintain open communication regarding cases with
program supervisor.Other duties as assigned by supervisor.Required Qualifications:Energetic and enthusiastic about working with
children, some that engage in severe problem behaviors including but not
limited to punching, kicking, biting, throwing objects, spitting, peeing,
and scratching.Reliable transportation to travel to various case
locations.A high degree of professionalism and dedication to
work on assigned full time and part time schedules, Monday to Friday,
Saturdays as needed.Criminal background clearance through the State DOJ
and FBI.TB ClearanceHigh School diploma or equivalentPhysical capability to perform job functions and
other assigned duties as the job requires a full range of body motion
including the ability to stand, stoop, kneel, reach, run, push, and pull
when responding to student challenging behaviors, eye/hand coordination,
and the ability to lift students weighing fifty pounds, using proper body
mechanics. The position also requires repetitive movements of the wrists,
hands and/or fingers, the ability to receive and express detailed
information through oral communication, visual acuity, and the ability to
read and understand written directions.Preferred Qualifications:Bachelor's degree, or enrollment in a B.A./B.S.
program (Psychology, Sociology, Education, Social Work, or a related
field)Experience in working with individuals with children
with disabilitiesCompensation & Benefits:$21 - $26 per hour based on experience and education.Health Benefits including Medical, Dental and Vision
for Full Time employeesPaid Holidays for Full Time EmployeesPaid Sick Time BenefitsDrive Time and MileageMonthly Technology CreditRegular and ongoing paid trainingsPaid TrainingConsistent delivery of supervisionEmployee Recognition Program401k programAnnual Performance Evaluations with Raise OptionsReferral ProgramEmployee DiscountsGrowth Opportunities
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provides state-of-the-art Applied Behavior Analytic (ABA) services to individuals with autism to help them reach their individual potential. We are currently seeking dedicated and passionate candidates who are interested in working with children with disabilities and want practical experience in the field of Psychology. This opportunity is designed for individuals eager to gain valuable experience, shape lives, and drive real change!Why become part of the Behavioral Learning Network team?
Behavioral Learning Network takes pride in providing results driven Applied Behavior Analytic treatment to each and every client. That is why we recognize our employees for being people who change lives every single day! As a result, BLN provides and pays for RBT training and ongoing supervision for ALL our Behavior Technicians. In addition, BLN provides ongoing training throughout employment to ensure treatment fidelity, as well as unmatched growth potential and mentorship.We also offer medical, dental, and vision benefits to full-time employees, BCBA supervision hours, room to grow and build a career in the ABA field, as well as paid sick time, paid holidays, drive time and mileage between clients, and a paid monthly technology credit.We are expanding our team to the following locations: San Fernando Valley including but not limited to Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Tarzana, Sylmar, Pacoima, Northridge, Calabasas, Glendale and Burbank.Job Duties Include:Provide direct ABA therapy to children on the autism
spectrum to help improve their lives.Provide therapy in client's home, school or in the
community.Accurately collect data on client's behavior and
skills.Understand and implement programs and protocols.Check and maintain schedule on scheduling software.Maintain open communication regarding cases with
program supervisor.Other duties as assigned by supervisor.Required Qualifications:Energetic and enthusiastic about working with
children, some that engage in severe problem behaviors including but not
limited to punching, kicking, biting, throwing objects, spitting, peeing,
and scratching.Reliable transportation to travel to various case
locations.A high degree of professionalism and dedication to
work on assigned full time and part time schedules, Monday to Friday,
Saturdays as needed.Criminal background clearance through the State DOJ
and FBI.TB ClearanceHigh School diploma or equivalentPhysical capability to perform job functions and
other assigned duties as the job requires a full range of body motion
including the ability to stand, stoop, kneel, reach, run, push, and pull
when responding to student challenging behaviors, eye/hand coordination,
and the ability to lift students weighing fifty pounds, using proper body
mechanics. The position also requires repetitive movements of the wrists,
hands and/or fingers, the ability to receive and express detailed
information through oral communication, visual acuity, and the ability to
read and understand written directions.Preferred Qualifications:Bachelor's degree, or enrollment in a B.A./B.S.
program (Psychology, Sociology, Education, Social Work, or a related
field)Experience in working with individuals with children
with disabilitiesCompensation & Benefits:$21 - $26 per hour based on experience and education.Health Benefits including Medical, Dental and Vision
for Full Time employeesPaid Holidays for Full Time EmployeesPaid Sick Time BenefitsDrive Time and MileageMonthly Technology CreditRegular and ongoing paid trainingsPaid TrainingConsistent delivery of supervisionEmployee Recognition Program401k programAnnual Performance Evaluations with Raise OptionsReferral ProgramEmployee DiscountsGrowth Opportunities
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