JOB DESCRIPTION
Autism Spectrum Support Center is seeking for a bilingual (Spanish or Korean), high energy Early Intervention Specialist to drive from client to client in the greater Los Angeles area and go into homes to provide Early Intervention / Infant Stimulation and/or ABA / RBT 1:1, parent training, consulting and interventions.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
· Performing 805 Infant Development, Early Intervention Specialist and/or ABA / RBT in-home 1:1, parent training, consulting, interventions (Infant Stimulation Therapist)
· Develops and maintains a professional relationship and rapport with families, client, staff, professionals
· Records and analyzes data/session notes from daily sessions
· Analyzes client data collection and data trends to make programming decisions/recommendations/implementations
· Conducts reliability data for parents on a monthly basis
· Able to articulate ASSC assessment and intervention planning guidelines
· Provides agendas, protocols, measurement systems and procedures for monitoring family progress toward goals
· Turns in all required paperwork and data sheets in time frames outlined in the policies and procedures
· Program Goals are Updated: client goals are updated on a regular basis; client goals are updated as necessary
· Maintain client Program Materials (i.e. binders/files are kept current in terms of daily session notes and raw data; toys are appropriate for client; data sheets are available; teaching stimuli (toys) available and in working order
· Manage multiple cases per day/week
· Meets/Reports to Supervisor on a weekly basis regarding cases
· Flexibility: is open and accepting to changes in cases and program delivery
· Responsible for maintaining communication between client families and service coordinator
· Demonstrates leadership skills by leading by example
· Provides hands on training to the Behavioral Therapist on interventions on a need basis during sessions
COMPETENCIES
· Excellent oral and written communication, organization skills, professionalism, and a commitment to upholding the company’s mission
· Receptive to feedback from supervisors in a positive manner
· Has demonstrated initiative in own professional development
· Time management: able to multi-task job demands in an effective manner; able to manage own schedule to meet required job tasks within delegated timelines
· Strong problem-solving skills
· High level of ethics and integrity required.
REQUIREMENT
· Bachelor’s Degree in psychology, special education, child development, applied behavior analysis, or related field
· Relevant ABA / RBT / Childhood Development coursework. Experience may be substituted for the educational requirements at the discretion of agency directors.
· Minimum 2 years of experience working directly with children with Autism and/or developmental delays
· Knowledge and understanding of ESDM, PBS, PRT, ABA, and Reinforcement strategies
· Must be willing to drive
· Reliable transportation is required
· A valid California driver’s license and auto insurance
· Must pass a DOJ and FBI background check
· Current TB test
· Current CPR certificate
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENT
· Must be able to run after an eloping child
· Frequent bending at the waist and knees, and lifting up to 30 lbs
WORK LOCATION
· Multiple locations (Glendale, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Burbank, Hollywood, La Canada).
SALARY
· Range from $25.00-$38.00 based on experience and education
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