Pediatric ABA Instructor Therapist

TELUS Health; Toronto; On-site; CAD 40,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Comprehensive benefits

Retirement plan

Diversity & inclusion

Job summary

TELUS Health Children Support in Toronto is seeking two passionate Instructor Therapists to support pediatric clients with autism spectrum disorder. You will implement ABA programs to develop communication, social, and life skills while reducing challenging behaviors in a fun, supportive clinical setting.

You will collaborate with Speech-Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists, collect and graph real-time data, and help families generalize skills across settings.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of ABA principles, practices, and procedures.
• Experience delivering 1-on-1 clinical interventions with children/teens.
• Ability to collect and graph data to guide clinical decisions.
• Experience collaborating with SLPs and OTs in multidisciplinary teams.
• Ability to manage a dynamic caseload and stay organized.

Responsibilities

• Deliver 1-on-1 ABA programming using DTT and NET.
• Collect and graph real-time learner data for progress decisions.
• Collaborate with SLPs and OTs to generalize skills across domains.
• Implement Positive Behavior Support plans to promote emotional regulation.
• Prepare instructional materials and maintain an organized treatment space.

Skills

ABA knowledge

Data collection

Team collaboration

Positive behavior support

Pediatric in-clinic experience

Organizational skills

Education

Post-secondary in related field

Job description

TELUS Health Children Support in Toronto is seeking two passionate Instructor Therapists to support pediatric clients with autism spectrum disorder. You will implement ABA programs to develop communication, social, and life skills while reducing challenging behaviors in a fun, supportive clinical setting.

You will collaborate with Speech-Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists, collect and graph real-time data, and help families generalize skills across settings.