Description:

Circle City ABA: A Journey of Growth and Empowerment

At Circle City ABA, we specialize in providing top-notch Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy for children and teenagers with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Our innovative center-based environment combines play with meaningful progress through personalized therapy sessions, tailored treatment plans, and specialized programs designed to meet the unique needs of each child. Our mission is clear: to enrich the lives of children with autism and empower them to reach their fullest potential through effective behavior analysis therapy.

Once you witness the extraordinary environment we’ve cultivated at Circle City ABA, you’ll find it hard to envision any other career path. But don’t just take our word for it—connect with our current team members and discover their experiences firsthand!

Why Joining Circle City ABA is a Smart Move
As a valued member of the Circle City ABA family, you’ll enjoy a range of attractive benefits that support both your career and personal well-being:

— Competitive Salary Package
— Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
— Flexible Work Schedule with 2 Remote Days Per Week to Foster Work-Life Balance
— Manageable Caseloads for Enhanced Focus on Client Needs
— Opportunities for Bonuses Based on Performance
— Collaborative Environment with Support from Clinical Teams
— Commitment to Your Professional Growth: Paid Continuing Education Units (CEUs), Conference Attendance, Memberships, and More
— Generous Paid Time Off to Recharge

Your Role as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
In your role, you will have the rewarding responsibility to:

— Conduct initial as well as ongoing assessments to identify skills and needs for your assigned clients.
— Develop and continually assess Individual Treatment Plans (ITPs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs).
— Train and supervise staff, providing constructive feedback that enhances both client progress and team development.
— Organize regular caregiver meetings and training sessions to ensure transparent communication and collaboration.
— Complete all required documentation for internal and external audits efficiently.
— Identify families that may benefit from additional support, including those with high-risk behaviors, and facilitate access to resources such as social skills and family support groups.
— Promote a positive culture within your team through continuous mentoring, staff engagement, and recognition, while avoiding negative interactions.
— Participate in professional development activities, sharing valuable insights with the clinical team.
— Keep your licensure, certifications, and credentials up-to-date in line with standards set by CCABA, insurance payors, BACB, and state regulations.

What We’re Looking For:
As a qualified Board Certified Behavior Analyst, you should bring:

— A Master’s Degree in ABA, Special Education, Education, Psychology, or a related field.
— BCBA Certification with at least two years of experience working with children or young adults on the Autism spectrum. Preferred candidates will have BCBA/BCaBA supervision and completed Standards modules.
— Credentials as a BCBA recognized by the BACB and retention of relevant memberships, certifications, and standings in professional organizations (e.g., ABAI, First Aid, CPR certifications).
— Demonstrated leadership and management experience, with a knack for engaging with families, staff, clients, and community partners to facilitate care coordination.
— Proficiency in evaluating skills and deficits across various domains, and developing individualized treatment and behavior intervention strategies while conducting continuous progress reviews.
— Experience with various ABA methodologies and effective communication with parents and caregivers in diverse settings such as centers, homes, communities, and schools for skills generalization and transitional training.
— Familiarity with technology and different software applications to ensure compliance with all set requirements.