Direct Support Professional I - ABA
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Worcester, MA, US
Company:
Seven Hills Foundation delivers comprehensive services for individuals and families dealing with various challenges, particularly in behavioral health and community support.
Summary:
The Direct Support Professional I - ABA will provide specialized, intensive direct support services for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The applicant must be at least 19 with a high school diploma and two years of relevant experience.
Requirements:
Hard Skills: behavioral analysis, child development, communication, data reporting, support services
Credentials: high school diploma, associate degree, bachelors degree
Experience: two years of experience working with children/adults in a special health care, education or recreation setting
Job Description:
Overview
Up to $1000 New Hire Sign-on Bonus
Rate of pay: $ 24.00 per hour
The Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Program provides weekly, intensive home-based services to children, 3-12 years of age, who are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and have significant delays and behavioral concerns. Home-based ABA workers provide specialized, intensive direct support services for children living at home. Working collaboratively with licensed healthcare professionals and family members, services are provided in the house and community in age-appropriate settings to develop social skills, communication, and positive behavior. Seven Hills offers opportunities for direct support professionals with extensive experience, as well as for college students, stay-at-home parents, paraprofessionals, or teachers seeking part-time employment. Great part-time opportunity for CNAs, DSPs, Childcare workers, Daycare Teachers, and Residential Counselors.
Responsibilities
Provide home based applied behavior analysis therapy to individuals ages 3 to 12, including role modeling and training to parents and families. Support the child and family by promoting individualized, person-centered, service delivery which meets all identified needs of the child and family. The professional provides assistance to the child with self-help and self-care as well as teaching of social and safety skills when applicable. Ongoing communication and data reporting to clinicians and coordinators regarding the approved program. All duties will vary depending on the specific needs of each child.
Qualifications
Must be at least 19 years of age. High school diploma or equivalent and minimum two years of experience working successfully with children/adults in a special health care, education or recreation setting. An associate or bachelor’s degree in an appropriate field of study area may be considered equivalent. Driver's license and an acceptable driving record required.
