Program Supervisor ABA

Job Description

Job Description

Classification : Hourly Non-Exempt

Status – Full-time

Summary / Objective : Clinical Manager / ABA Program Supervisor

Assisting BCBAs in supervising clients with various developmental disabilities and needs, with the supervision of BCBA, assist in performing assessments for the continuation of services and or as needed, assisting with report writing, developing treatment plans, providing and / or supervising the implementation of ABA therapy to children and adolescents in the home and community settings, maintaining data and making treatment decisions based on progress, providing training to employees and families, coordinating and / or attending pertinent meetings with community providers, and maintaining client records and documentation from intake to discharge. BCaBAs will receive ongoing supervision by a BCBA. The BCaBA or Clinical manager maintains a weekly billable caseload of service hours as directed by the Lead BCBA or Director of Operations.

Essential Functions :

• Understands and implements Nexus Therapies policies and protocols
• Understands and applies Ethical standards abided by the Board of Behavior Analysts.
• Cultural Competent- Able to work with a variety of cultures
• Experience with implementing functional behavior assessments with children with autism and related disabilities.
• Ability to work with individuals exhibiting various types of problem behaviors including aggression and self-injurious behaviors
• Strong clinical background or experience in administering verbal behavior assessments.
• Experience conducting language / communication, social, play, and skill-based assessments.
• Experience in designing, implementing, and / or training others using individualized needs using skill-based curricula.
• Supervise in-home 1 : 1 programs for a wide range of clients diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.
• Collect, graph, analyze, display, interpret, and discuss data-based progress.
• Ability to conduct parent trainings / meetings as needed
• Ability to conduct staff ABA-related training topics Knowledge of the principles and practice of Applied Behavior Analysis
• Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks / goals for self and others.
• Demonstrates leadership and problem solver
• Excellent soft skills such as time management, creative thinking, team player, excellent work ethics, and self-motivator
• Ability to use technology
• Effective written and verbal communication skills with the clients, families, clinical team, and administration
• A valid driver’s license and the ability to meet California’s driving requirements
• Ability to work in different environments including dealing with various maladaptive behaviors
• Must successfully pass an FBI & DOJ background check.
• Actively communicates the Nexus Therapies’ outreach efforts to the community
• Adheres to the mission, vision, and values of Nexus Therapies
• Responsible for maintaining certification and informed regarding BACB updates

Required Education and Experience :

Requirements

Work Environment and Physical Demands :

Travel

Highly Desired

Enrolled in an ABA Masters's program highly desired

BA in related field required

Benefits

For full-time employees, Nexus Therapies offers the following benefits :

Requirements

Understands and implements Nexus Therapies policies and protocols Understands and applies Ethical standards abided by the Board of Behavior Analysts. Cultural Competent- Able to work with a variety of cultures Experience with implementing functional behavior assessments with children with autism and related disabilities. Ability to work with individuals exhibiting various types of problem behaviors including aggression and self-injurious behaviors Strong clinical background or experience in administering verbal behavior assessments. Experience conducting language / communication, social, play, and skill-based assessments. Experience in designing, implementing, and / or training others using individualized needs using skill-based curricula. Supervise in-home 1 : 1 programs for a wide range of clients diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Collect, graph, analyze, display, interpret, and discuss data-based progress. Ability to conduct parent trainings / meetings as needed Ability to conduct staff ABA-related training topics Knowledge of the principles and practice of Applied Behavior Analysis Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks / goals for self and others. Demonstrates leadership and problem solver Excellent soft skills such as time management, creative thinking, team player, excellent work ethics, and self-motivator Ability to use technology Effective written and verbal communication skills with the clients, families, clinical team, and administration A valid driver’s license and the ability to meet California’s driving requirements Ability to work in different environments including dealing with various maladaptive behaviors