School Behaviorist

LOOKING GLASS CHILDRENS SERVICES; California; On-site; USD 28,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

LOOKING GLASS CHILDRENS SERVICES in California seeks a Behaviorist to work one-on-one with a special needs student in a public school setting. The role uses ABA techniques to reduce challenging behaviors and teach replacement skills.

The position requires daily data collection and notes, with full-time 30 hours per week or part-time options for at least three days per week. Applicants must have a high school diploma; fingerprinting and TB clearance are required.

Qualifications

• Must have fingerprinting, TB clearance
• High school degree required
• Full-time position is 30 hours per week, five days a week
• Part-time positions available with at least three days per week

Responsibilities

• Deliver ABA strategies in a public school setting to reduce challenging behaviors
• Take data and complete notes daily
• Teach new replacement behaviors to students with special needs
• Collaborate with school staff and supervise students in grades K-12 in the Los Angeles area

Skills

ABA strategies

Data collection

Daily notes

Education

High school diploma

AA/BA in ABA or related field

Job description

Job Description

Behaviorist's Job entails The Behaviorist works one on one in a public school classroom with a special needs client who has behaviors that impede learning. The behaviorist is expected to deliver ABA strategies to help eliminate these problematic behaviors and to teach new replacement behaviors. He/She takes data and complete notes on a daily basis. The full time position is 30 hours per week, 5 days a week. We also have part time positions with fewer days. For the part time position the applicant must be available for at least three days per week. Our clients are in grades Kindergarten thru High School. Our agency works mainly in the Los Angeles area. Training consists of approximately 52 hours of online training . All candidates must be fingerprinted , Tb cleared and possess at least a high school degree. The agency prefers applicants who have an AA or BA degree in the area of ABA, education, social work or child development. Male applicants are especially desired.