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BCBA/LBA Clinical Supervisor - PFA/SBT Focus, Clinic Based (Limited driving required)

Are you a New BCBA? Do you have years of supervisory experience? APPLE Consulting is looking for the next generation of ABA leaders!

We are currently training all of our staff (including YOU) in the latest strategies for intervention - PFA (Practical Functional Assessment) & SBT (Skill-Based Treatment)!*

This is an opportunity for a behavior analyst to truly make a difference and participate in company growth as APPLE is newly redecorated and refurbished! Collaborate with some of the most experienced BCBAs in Washington in PFA/SBT (Level 6 credentialed), making an impact within the company and with clients. We want our next BCBAs to have more than a job. Rather we want people who want to be part of something bigger.

APPLE Consulting has provided ABA services to children with autism in the home, in our clinic, and in the community since 2005 and we opened our first center-based clinic in Bothell in 2017...and we continue to grow each year! Our 14,000 square foot facility includes 3 large classrooms, 2 gross motor spaces, kitchens, and individual therapy rooms.

Our agency is looking for our next Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA)/Licensed Behavior Analysts (LBA) to play an integral role among the company as a Clinical Supervisors.

Position Highlights:

Mentorship and Collaboration with highly experienced colleagues with experience in PFA/SBT (with credentialing Levels 2-6)
Participate in state-of-the-art, progressive approaches to therapy such as trauma-informed care and PFA/SBT* (Hanley model)
Coordinate with outside professionals for integrated care
Collaborate with our fabulously diverse and diversely educated BCBAs to continue to facilitate quality of care procedures and protocols
Supervise programs for children with autism ages 0-21
Guide families/clients through the intake, assessment planning, treatment plan and ongoing care process
Analyze data; make data-based decisions
Supervise and train behavior technicians/RBT (Registered Behavior Technicians)
Develop initial treatment plans and individualized programs
Update treatment plans at least semi-annually

Position Benefits:

Full-time competitive hourly position (initially, move to salary within 12 weeks)
Bonus opportunities for exceeding performance expectations and minimum billable hours
Medical, dental, vision insurance
Paid time off
Paid holidays
401K Plan with 3% automatic company match

Career Benefits:

Continuing education opportunities for the BCBA/Clinical Supervisor
Opportunities for advancement within the company as we continue to grow
Mentorship under PhD level behavior analysts to advance career in trauma-informed care and PFA/SBT - become credentialed in this process as part of the position.

Hourly: Up to $67 per hour DOE

Salary: $75-90k/year DOE

*What is PFA/SBT?

Once upon a time in the world of psychology, a brilliant mind named Greg Hanley embarked on a mission to revolutionize the way individuals with behavioral challenges were treated. Fueled by his passion for helping others, he developed a groundbreaking approach called skill-based treatment that would transform lives in unimaginable ways.

Greg Hanley understood that traditional methods of behavior management often focused solely on controlling or suppressing problematic behaviors, without addressing the underlying skills and needs of individuals. He believed that true progress could only be achieved by empowering individuals to develop and master essential skills that would enable them to navigate the challenges they faced.

The core principle of skill-based treatment was simple yet profound: identify the specific skills that individuals were lacking and provide them with the tools and support necessary to acquire those skills. It was a departure from the conventional one-size-fits-all approach, recognizing that every person is unique and requires personalized interventions tailored to their specific needs.

One of the key benefits of skill-based treatment was its emphasis on positive reinforcement. Instead of focusing on punishments or consequences for unwanted behaviors, the approach encouraged the use of rewards and incentives to reinforce desired skills and behaviors. This not only fostered a more positive and nurturing environment but also motivated individuals to actively engage in the learning process.

Another remarkable aspect of skill-based treatment was its focus on functional skills. Greg Hanley understood that helping individuals acquire skills that were directly applicable to their everyday lives would have a profound impact on their overall well-being and success. Whether it was improving communication, self-care, social interactions, or problem-solving, the treatment targeted skills that would enable individuals to lead fulfilling and independent lives.

Moreover, skill-based treatment recognized the importance of generalization—the ability to apply learned skills in various settings and contexts. Instead of limiting progress to the treatment environment, the approach encouraged individuals to practice and transfer their skills to real-life situations. By doing so, it ensured that the acquired skills became ingrained and useful in a wide range of scenarios, ultimately promoting long-term success and independence.

Greg Hanley's skill-based treatment approach proved to be a game-changer in the field of psychology. The results were astounding. Individuals who had previously struggled with challenging behaviors began to thrive as they acquired the necessary skills to navigate their world successfully. Families experienced a renewed sense of hope and empowerment, witnessing their loved ones develop into more confident and capable individuals.

Beyond its immediate impact on individuals and families, skill-based treatment also had far-reaching implications for society as a whole. By equipping individuals with the skills they needed to function effectively, it reduced the reliance on restrictive measures or institutionalization. Instead, it promoted inclusion, autonomy, and a sense of belonging within communities.

The benefits of skill-based treatment developed by Greg Hanley were undeniable. It ushered in a new era of personalized and empowering interventions, transforming the lives of countless individuals and challenging the status quo of traditional behavioral approaches. Greg Hanley's work not only inspired other professionals in the field but also gave hope to those seeking a brighter future—one built on the foundation of essential skills and limitless potential.

Pay: $50.00 - $67.00 per hour

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