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Without Walls Senior Clinicians – Seeking Experienced ABAs
Are you a Senior BCBA and want to do something different? The Guild School values community-based inclusion for our students. We are seeking creative, experienced, and excited professionals to work with community-based and residential education programs for students with intellectual disabilities. If you are looking for a challenge, have BCBA and LABA Certifications and have a commitment to inclusion and experiential learning, apply! Full and part time positions available and no hourly billing or client chasing is required!
Summary:
Senior Clinicians provide high-level consultation and direct service to The Guild School’s students ages 6-22 years old who are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities, including autism, along with concurrent mental health diagnoses and challenging behaviors. Working in collaboration with program managers, qualified therapists also provide clinical supervision to junior analysts and those seeking licensure. This position is an integral piece of an interdisciplinary team with a primary goal to provide effective interventions that lead to an improved quality of life, community inclusion, and functional skills development. Services are rendered in milieu (school and group homes) as well as in community-based settings to promote generalization.
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Why Should You Apply: As a member of our team, you will be surrounded by an exceptional group of talented staff that is transforming the lives of the people we serve every day. Staff members at The Guild are passionate about their work and appreciate the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of the individuals we serve.
Part Time | Full Time
Civic & Environmental Advocacy
$69k-84k (estimate)
03/20/2024
07/17/2024
guildhumanservices.org
MELROSE, MA
100 - 200
1945
$10M - $50M
Civic & Environmental Advocacy
Founded in 1945 and incorporated in 1952, The Guild for Human Services treats individuals diagnosed with mild to severe intellectual disabilities, autism and behavioral/mental health challenges. The Guild operates a private, special-education school in Concord that serves 85 students ages 6-22; eight group homes for 65 youth in neighboring communities; and 11 residential homes for 55 adults throughout Eastern Massachusetts. The mission of The Guild is to educate, encourage and empower individuals with intellectual disabilities so they may achieve their full potential to lead high-quality lives... and participate meaningfully in society. The Guild is led by Chief Executive Officer Amy C. Sousa, PhD, who joined the organization in September 2017. She had been executive director of Boston-based Wediko Childrens Services for five years and earlier served as executive director of the National Organization for Victim Assistance.
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