Clinician – ABA

Children's Crisis Treatment Center; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Children's Crisis Treatment Center in Philadelphia is seeking an ABA Full-time Clinician to guide a clinical team and maintain high treatment integrity. You will carry a caseload of children, conduct initial assessments (FBA and Skill Assessments), and design individualized treatment and skill acquisition plans with data collection and reinforcement systems.

You will train and supervise ABA-BHTs, provide ongoing consultation to families and school partners, review progress monthly, and ensure

Qualifications

• Master's degree in psychology, social work, or a related field.
• At least 12 college credits in ABA coursework.
• Licensed to practice in Pennsylvania.

Responsibilities

• Carry a caseload of children.
• Complete initial assessments including Functional Behavior Assessment and Skill Assessment.
• Develop individual treatment plans, skill acquisition programming, data collection systems, and reinforcement systems.
• Provide training and consultation to caregivers, support staff, and treatment team.
• Review, monitor, and adjust intervention effectiveness and skill acquisition goals monthly.
• Complete reassessments to determine continuation of services and appropriate care at least every 6 months.
• Provide supervision to the equivalent of 4 ABA-BHTs.
• Train ABA-BHTs to collect data and implement plan interventions.
• Ensure staff supervision and training per state/CBH requirements.
• Attend mandatory on-site trainings and maintain compliance with policies.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Education

Master's degree in psychology, social work or related field

Licensed in Pennsylvania

12 ABA coursework credits

Job description

The ABA Full time clinician will ensure the overall clinical and operational integrity of their clinical team. They are responsible for the productivity of that team and ensure that the team is functioning with solid treatment integrity at all times. The Clinician’s primary responsibilities are to lead their respective team, manage a healthy and proactive relationship with children, families and school communities. The ABA Clinician will maintain a caseload to include completing functional behavior assessments, skill assessments, designing treatment plans/ skill acquisition plans, training others to implement the plan, ongoing consultation, monthly data analysis, and caregiver training. In addition the ABA Clinician provides on-going training and supervision of ABA- BHTs within their clinical team.

Summary Of Essential Functions

• Carry a caseload of children
• Complete initial assessments to include Functional Behavior Assessment and Skill Assessment
• Develop individual treatment plan, skill acquisition programming, data collection systems, and reinforcement systems
• Provide training and consultation to caregivers, support staff, and treatment team
• Review, monitor, and adjust intervention effectiveness and skill acquisition goals on a monthly basis
• Complete reassessments to recommend continuation of services and appropriate ongoing levels of care at a minimum of every 6 months or as needed
• Provide individual supervision to equivalent of 4 ABA-BHT’s
• Train ABA-BHT’s to collect data, implement treatment plan interventions, and skill acquisition programming on mutual cases
• Ensure that supervision and training for staff is being provided as required by the state/CBH
• Keep track of supervision through the use of supervisory notes and maintained in a supervisory electronic log
• Review clinical progress notes
• Oversee the quality of BHT’s overall job performance, ensure timely completion of and quality control of the documentation of work
• Provide BHT’s with supervisory support during the hours that ABA services are being provided
• Evaluate staff on an annual basis
• Maintain a positive, professional and collaborative relationship and partnership with staff, children, families and school community
• Work collaboratively with all CCTC departments to ensure the clinical needs of children and families are being met
• Keep current on annual training requirements
• Attend regular on site mandatory trainings in areas such as but not limited to annual and CPR
• Ensure that staff follow Children’s Crisis Treatment Center’s policies and procedures
• Communicates staffing or performance issues to supervisor in a timely manner
• Ensures that staff file incident reports and brings such reports to the attention of the Supervisor within 24 hours of occurrence
• Ensure that staff are following Children Crisis Treatment Center’s policy and procedures
• Attends weekly supervision with the ABA supervisor and a monthly group supervision
• Assume additional responsibilities as assigned by Team Leader or Division Director

Requirements

Master’s degree in psychology, social work or related field.

Has completed a minimum of 12 college credits in ABA coursework.

Licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Minimum of one year of full time postgraduate experience in the provision of mental health direct services to children.

Strong interpersonal skills.