What are the responsibilities and job description for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst position at The Sutcliffe Clinic?
About the Company: The Sutcliffe Clinic is a pediatric clinic dedicated to helping parents raise happy kids through an integrated, multidisciplinary team model that considers the whole child and the whole family. We value collaboration, communication, relationships, skill-building, and strength-based interventions. Our goal is for families to feel more informed and empowered so they can advocate for and support their children through the ups and downs of infancy, childhood, and teenage years. We aim to provide high quality that goes beyond the standard of care. Currently, we have a team of physicians, marriage and family therapists, psychologists, BCBA’s, and 10 other clinical specialists that make up our practice.
About the Role: The Sutcliffe Clinic Behavior Team provides services to children diagnosed with autism and behavioral challenges. We specialize in serving families of children with Level 1 Autism and ADHD, providing ABA, Social Skills Groups, Early Intervention, and Caregiver Training Services to children whose availability either does not meet the hourly service minimums required by a traditional ABA company or who are waiting for services with a traditional ABA company. We happily serve all levels of autism, delivering evidence based therapies in home, school, clinic, and in the community.
What Makes Us Different?
- We provide Naturalistic Behavioral Interventions.
- Weekly Behavior Team and Coordination of Care Meetings
- Small Team of Highly Trained and Dedicated Behavior Professionals
- Drive time is paid from clinic to client, including the first and last client of the day.
- Competitive pay based on education and experience.
- Mileage and drive, compensated.
Responsibilities:
- Managing and Supervising Staff
- Perform assessments
- Develop & Monitor Individualized Treatment Plans and Behavior Support Plans
- Provide Weekly Caregiver Training
- Work accurately and independently to meet deadlines; complete and submit paperwork and consents in accordance with established timelines; enter schedule and render timesheets into the database in accordance with established timelines; collect and complete timesheets; other administrative duties as assigned.
- Maintain current and accurate authorizations and schedules for assigned cases.
- Assist with Training of New Employees
- Weekly Check-ins with Behavior Team Director
- Attend Weekly BCBA, Team, and Staff Meetings
- The BCBA reports to the Behavior Team Clinical Lead Supervisor
Qualifications:
- 3 years of experience as a BCBA in School, Home, and Clinic Settings
- Experience delivering Naturalistic Behavior Therapies (PRT, ESDM, Incidental Teaching)
- Experience delivering Early Intervention Services
- Masters Degree
- BCBA Certification
- US work authorization (Required)
- Background Check
- Must provide proof of immunity to COVID-19; Measles, Mumps, Rubella; Varicella; Pertussis AND documentation of physical ability to perform services prior to employment in accordance with company policy
- Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license and proof of automobile insurance
- Must have reliable transportation and willingness to travel to client homes and other community settings to provide services
Pay range and compensation package:
- $55 - $65 Direct Rate
- $45 Non-Direct Rate
- $20 Drive Rate
- Drive time is paid from clinic to client, including the first and last client of the day.
Equal Opportunity Statement: We are an equal opportunity employer and consider all qualified applicants equally without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, or disability status.
Please include a CV and contact information. Interviews will be scheduled immediately.
Salary : $55 - $65