Center-Based Autism Scholarship Program Specialist

Behavioral-Health-Works,-Inc; Sharonville (OH); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Comprehensive health benefits

PTO + 7 holidays

Professional development support &bonu

Job summary

Behavioral Health Works is hiring an ASP Intervention Specialist for our Cincinnati (Sharonville) clinic. The role focuses on delivering autism scholarship program services with a team of BCBAs, case supervisors, and technicians to support individualized goals.

You will plan and implement daily lessons, attend IEP/AEP meetings, and collaborate with districts to renew annual goals while driving progress for students with ASD and other disabilities.

Qualifications

• Background in delivering educational services to learners needing behavioral intervention.
• Experience planning and aligning IEP goals with student needs.
• Ability to collaborate with school districts for IEP renewals and submissions.

Responsibilities

• Develop and draft proposed IEP goals and submit them to districts in a timely manner.
• Attend IEP and AEP meetings, including renewals and initial assessments.
• Collaborate with BCBA(s) to ensure consistency across educational and behavioral programming.
• Create instructional materials for RBTs/IAs to support goal implementation.
• Enter IEP goals and targets into internal systems and monitor progress.
• Complete quarterly progress reports through the Ohio Department of Education portal.

Skills

Educational services background

Behavioral intervention experience

IEP goals planning

Collaboration with districts

Education

RESA completion/certification

Certification for disabilities (Mild–Moderate or Moderate–Intense)

Tools

Unique Learning System

OH|ID Portal

Job description

Behavioral Health Works is hiring an ASP Intervention Specialist for our Cincinnati (Sharonville) clinic. The role focuses on delivering autism scholarship program services with a team of BCBAs, case supervisors, and technicians to support individualized goals.

You will plan and implement daily lessons, attend IEP/AEP meetings, and collaborate with districts to renew annual goals while driving progress for students with ASD and other disabilities.