ABA Case Manager/Supervisor

Join our passionate team of dedicated and educated professionals to help children and families in our communities! Make a difference in the life of a child! For over 40 years, IABA has been providing high-quality treatment for children and families. IABA has been dedicated to Positive Behavior Supports (PBS) since the 1980s--join us in bringing strengths-based, dignity-focused, child-centered ABA to our community! YOU MUST HAVE A MASTER'S DEGREE IN ABA, PSYCHOLOGY, EDUCATION, OR RELATED FIELD AND AT LEAST 1 YEAR SUPERVISING ABA CASES.
Growth opportunities are available throughout the agency!

This is an incredible opportunity to work as a Program Lead case supervisor with clients in the San Diego and Imperial Valley area. Utilize your skillset to help children and families, not only by designing and implementing behavior support programs, but making an impact in the lives of the family unit as a whole and the surrounding community. Work in the school, home, and clinic-based settings is available! Opportunities to use ABA skills with infant development, mental health, as well as autism/DD needs.

AVAILABLE LOCATIONS:
We are currently seeking applicants to work FULL TIME (salaried) in the Imperial Valley area. PART TIME positions may also be available, please inquire when you apply.

Responsibilities:

• Design and oversee behavior treatment programs for clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities under the supervision of Senior Management staff
• Work in school and home settings to support children in their natural environments
• Collaborate with teachers and school sites in the development and implementation of behavior treatment plans for students with disabilities to access their curriculum
• Provide ongoing training to staff, caregivers, and other professionals to implement ABA treatment plans
• Conduct face-to-face supervision during direct treatment sessions
• Conduct team meetings in order to update the client’s treatment plan and to support behavior interventionists and caregivers
• Conduct functional behavior assessments in order to track progress and create individualized treatment programs
• Conduct standardized assessments in order to establish treatment goals and baseline levels
• Document ongoing treatment after each session and regularly summarize/analyze data
• Write initial assessment and progress reports according to funding source requirements
• Interface with professionals from funding agencies, attend IEP, IFSP, and other relevant meetings
• Provide training to caregivers and other stakeholders
• Participate in individual and/or group supervision
• Complete all required documentation in a timely manner
• Perform other job duties, as assigned

This job entails working with staff, teachers, children, and families live, face to face in homes, schools, or clinic settings for the majority of the position.

You will need to be able to run, crawl, kneel, play on the floor, and engage in fast-paced physical activities with young children.

The position may involve work face to face and over video conference.

Work occurring over the internet requires you to have a quiet, private space for the duration of your session.