Benefits:
Company parties
Competitive salary
Flexible schedule
Opportunity for advancement
Training & development
This position plays a critical role focusing on the development, training, and successful implementation of our behavioral programs. All behavioral support services offered by Iridescent BSS are person centered, trauma-informed, collaborative, and based on a combination of applied behavior analysis and clinical perspectives.
Flexible schedule, great pay, and team oriented.
Responsibilities:
· Collaborate with the individual’s team members, including other experts working with the individual to best meet the individual’s behavior needs.
· Provide Behavioral Support Services (BSS) for individuals served within Iridescent BSS (provider for Developmental Disabilities Administration).
· Train families and staff on strategies as well as data collection procedures utilizing a client data management system.
· Review data and provide valuable information to best support continued behavioral progress.
BSS services provided by this position include:
Behavioral Assessment
· Complete a functional behavioral assessment and adaptive skills assessment to determine appropriate functional alternatives to challenging behaviors
· Each assessment should include a thorough review of behavioral data and records, and interview with relevant team members, and observations conducted in appropriate environmental setting(s).
· Submit a completed assessment document within ten business days of completing the interview and observations.
Behavioral Plan
· Use information collected during the behavioral assessment to develop a quality behavioral plan that includes proactive strategies, skill building strategies, reinforcement strategies, and response strategies.
Behavioral Consultation
· Provide training to all staff and family members that will be implementing the behavioral plan.
· Complete additional observations and assessments needed throughout the year.
· Review and interpret data on a regular basis.
· Train and provide guidance to RBTs assigned to shared cases.
Qualifications:
Required:
· Master’s degree in social work, psychology, counseling, or related field.
· BCBA REQUIRED.
· Minimum of 2 years of experience working with individuals with disabilities and behavioral challenges. This position is based in Maryland.
The ideal candidate will also have the following attributes:
· Ability to work with diverse populations.
· Effective problem-solving abilities
· Efficient time management skills
· Excellent written and oral communication
· Willingness to travel throughout Maryland (will be assigned a general territory that may need to expand at times based on the needs of the individuals we serve)
Flexible work from home options available.