Job Description

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  Job Description:
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   Implement evidenced based ABA treatment programs specifically designed for students with identified special needs in the school and home setting
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   Ensure integrity of program implementation by following the behavior plan, utilizing scripts, prompting and reinforcement as required, collecting accurate data and providing daily documentation
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   Provide ongoing documentation and accurate feedback to all IBIC case manager/supervisor within required deadlines
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   Attend monthly team meetings and complete mandatory trainings
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   Able to exercise professionalism, confidentiality and discretion pertaining all aspects of the work environment
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   Perform additional duties as assigned
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  Qualifications:
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   Exceptional interpersonal skills with a professional demeanor
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   A bachelor's degree in: Child Development, Special Education, Education, Clinical Psychology, Psychology or a related field (required) with educational coursework completed in the areas of Behavior Analysis is preferred
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   Documented experience assisting children with special needs
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   Prior work experience with provision of ABA, positive behavior supports and crisis intervention for students with emotional disabilities in the school setting is preferred
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   An ability to work with an ethnically, linguistically, culturally, and economically diverse populations
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   Must be a licensed driver with access to a reliable vehicle with personal liability insurance
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   Must be Technologically proficient
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   Must be able to pass the individual units of the competency based training program
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   Bilingual, in Spanish, is an asset
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  Work hours:
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   Full-time and Part-time opportunities are now available
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   Assignments are school based usually from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
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   Several openings in school settings within the Los Angeles Unified School District area
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  Benefits
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   Competitive compensation with placement on the Salary Grid (minimum $20.00 per hour) dependent upon education and experience
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   Semi-annual salary increases
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   All employees are eligible for Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance
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   401 K with employer match
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   Paid Time Off (PTO) and sick time
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   Paid competency based training program
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   Drive time and mileage reimbursement
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   Employee incentive programs including referral bonuses
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 Please submit your resume, salary history and 3 professional references
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  Company Description
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 Intensive Behavior Intervention Consultants, LLC (IBIC) is a leading nonpublic agency providing behavior intervention services for students with disabilities in the school setting. IBIC is seeking several self-starting individuals who are career-minded, engaging, confident, and assertive with a passion for helping children. IBIC provides comprehensive competency based paid trainings for all employees including New hire (pre-service), Induction, Nonviolent Crisis Intervention&reg; Training (N-CPI) and in-service training. Since the behaviorist is the front line representative of the company, the IBIC employee will be required to display professional demeanor with excellent judgment and decision-making skills at all times.
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 Intensive Behavior Intervention Consultants, LLC (IBIC) is a leading nonpublic agency providing behavior intervention services for students with disabilities in the school setting. IBIC is seeking several self-starting individuals who are career-minded, engaging, confident, and assertive with a passion for helping children. IBIC provides comprehensive competency based paid trainings for all employees including New hire (pre-service), Induction, Nonviolent Crisis Intervention&reg; Training (N-CPI) and in-service training. Since the behaviorist is the front line representative of the company, the IBIC employee will be required to display professional demeanor with excellent judgment and decision-making skills at all times.
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