and the job listing Expires on July 31, 2025

Pay: Competitive rate: $25-30 per hour based on experience.

Type: Hourly, In Home, 5-12 hours per week, with a regular schedule, shifts starting from 4 pm-8 pm

Job Summary:

Under the supervision of Board Certified and Licensed Behavior Analysts, your primary duty will be teaching clients in their home and the community to achieve the goals and objectives outlined in their individualized treatment plans. We will train you to use Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to improve the lives of our clients.

Main Responsibilities:

• Ensures the supervision and safety of assigned client.
• Provide high-quality service one-to-one instruction according to program design.
• Record Data using Rethink.
• Assist with bi-annual or quarterly progress reports.
• Work collaboratively with all members of the treatment team.
• Practice confidentiality and maintain a high standard of ethics.
• Ensures the supervision and safety of assigned client.
• Complies with HIPAA and FERPA guidelines.
• Completes the training program, including passing all training tests and observations.
• Completes and passes CALM or Safety Care training
• Provides one-to-one instruction for clients according to program design.
• Implements instructional programs and behavior management procedures according to client specific management guidelines, behavior intervention plan, reinforcement system guidelines, and/or as directed by the supervisor.
• Provides parent/family trainings and feedback.
• Records program data, behavior data, and other daily data as specified in the program or as prescribed by case supervisor.
• Completes all required forms and end-of-session responsibilities in a timely manner.
• Provides generalization sessions across therapeutic environments as prescribed (e.g., in home, community outings, etc.)

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Education, Behavior Analysis, or related field preferred.
• Experience working with children with autism and related disabilities (preferred).
• Knowledge and experience in Applied Behavior Analysis.
• Proficient oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to work independently.
• Proficient in computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Dropbox.
• Caring, compassionate, hardworking, and punctual.
• Ability to physically work with the client (may involve running, squatting, lifting, prompting, and physical management).
• A valid driver’s license.
• Has access to a reliable transportation and computer/device with internet.
• Must be able to pass CORI and SORI check.

Summary:

We are looking for enthusiastic and caring individuals who enjoy working with children and young adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. Come and join our team! We’ll train you to use Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to improve the lives of our clients. Under the supervision of Board Certified and Licensed Behavior Analysts, your primary duty will be teaching clients in their home and the community to achieve the goals and objectives outlined in their individualized treatment plans.

About Crossroads Continuum:

Crossroads Continuum is a mission-driven organization, dedicated to enhancing the lives of those with autism. We are invested in the incredible staff that make our work possible. We are passionate about developing and maintaining an inclusive, equitable and accessible working and learning environment for all of the individuals we serve, their families, our staff, and our community. Our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee meets monthly to guide our work and keep us moving forward. We believe every member on our team enriches our diversity by exposing us to different ways of understanding and engaging the world around us. We hope you will consider joining our organization and bringing your experience and expertise to our work.

Crossroads Continuum was originally established in 2002 as a school providing individualized, comprehensive education and related services and has since grown as a multi-service organization working with individuals of all ages and their families in their homes, communities, and other settings.