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Devereux is seeking a BCBA to join its school-based team in West Chester, PA, focusing on applied behavior analysis and positive behavior supports.
You will develop and monitor Behavior Support Plans, collect data, collaborate with parents and staff, and provide ABA training for team members. This role offers professional growth, CEU credits, and opportunities to attend state and national conferences.
BCBA annual compensation ranges from $85,000 to $96,900 depending on experience.
Are you looking for a rewarding opportunity working with children with special needs? Do you want to join a multi-disciplinary team with a strengths-based approach, emphasizing applied behavior analysis and positive behavior supports?
At Devereux as a BCBA, you will impact the individuals you are working with by unlocking their full potential on a daily basis.
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The Devereux School for Integrated Learning focuses on building upon the unique strengths of each student. Our school strives to offer a breadth of opportunities for students to express themselves and find personal levels of accomplishment through activities such as: Special Olympics, talent shows and school dances, student government, peer mentoring, service learning, community gardening, and employment education, both in the classroom and in the community.
Devereux Pennsylvania Children’s Services DPACS) serves children, adolescents and young adults with autism spectrum disorders, intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral, emotional and psychiatric challenges and disorders. Located in West Chester and Malvern Pennsylvania, services provided include psychiatric residential treatment (PRTF), acute inpatient psychiatric hospital (AIP), assessment services, community-based mental health services, community-based employment training and social skills training, and approved private school educational services to male and female children and adolescents (6-21 years of age) with diagnoses of intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, concomitant psychiatric and behavioral challenges often associated with experiencing some level of trauma in their lives.