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An established industry player is seeking passionate Instructor Therapists to provide essential behavioral therapy services to children and youth with autism. In this rewarding role, you will deliver personalized support in various settings, ensuring each child's unique needs are met through evidence-based practices. The position offers flexibility with scheduling, allowing you to work evenings and weekends as needed. Join a dedicated team where your skills in Applied Behavior Analysis will make a significant impact on the lives of children and their families. This is a fantastic opportunity for those looking to grow in a supportive environment while making a difference.
As an Instructor Therapist, you will be responsible for intensive behavioural intervention, providing services for children and youth with autism. You will work with children and youth in home, clinic, centre, and classroom-based settings, both one-on-one and in small groups.
You may be scheduled to work evenings, weekends, split shifts, or shorter shifts of less than 7 hours per day. You will be required to work out of client sites from time to time based on operational needs. Additionally, you may be assigned to different programs and services within the Autism division, with your primary work location potentially reassigned within a 50 KM radius based on operational needs.
Deliver services using a combination of one-to-one and small group instruction. Provide individualized services to meet the needs of each child and youth based on the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
Support families using a family-centered approach to identify strengths and needs, focusing on increasing skills.
Participate in delivering evidence-based ABA programming, including administering skill acquisition programs, teaching appropriate behaviors, reducing challenging behaviors, and teaching communication, social, play, and life skills.
Regularly liaise with parents to provide progress updates and support parent coaching sessions. Create teaching materials and collect and monitor data.
Conduct behaviour or curriculum assessments. Monitor and track progress by maintaining detailed daily records on challenging behavior, skill acquisition, and intervention outcomes.
Maintain the clinical binder for each client, including preparing datasheets, daily graphing, and adjusting programming based on set revisions and mastery criteria. Participate in agency initiatives to enhance supports and services.