Assessing BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): Roswell, GA - Up to 50% Telehealth

As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) at Circle Care Services, your primary responsibilities will involve conducting assessments, developing and overseeing treatment plans, and providing direct ABA instruction to children with autism. You'll collaborate with therapists, lead training sessions, and ensure the implementation of effective intervention strategies in both daycare and in-home settings.

To be considered for the BCBA position at Circle Care Services, candidates must hold an active BCBA certification and licensure. Additionally, 2-4 years of experience in ABA instruction is preferred, along with a strong understanding of ABA techniques and graphing procedures. Strong leadership skills and the ability to instruct and support therapists are also essential.

Circle Care Services offers flexible work schedules for BCBAs, including full-time and part-time positions. Employees can enjoy daytime hours with the option for up to 50% telehealth services, allowing you to achieve a great work-life balance while meeting the needs of clients and families.

Full-time BCBAs at Circle Care Services receive a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, as well as life insurance. We also offer 2 weeks of paid time off, 6 legal holidays off, and opportunities for professional development to support your career growth.

Circle Care Services is dedicated to the professional growth of its BCBAs by providing ongoing mentorship and clinical support. We prioritize training and collaboration among team members, ensuring that you have access to the resources and guidance needed to excel in your role and make meaningful contributions to the lives of the children we serve.

When discussing your experience with ABA techniques in the interview, focus on specific methods you've used effectively. Share examples of interventions and the outcomes achieved, showcasing your understanding of various ABA strategies and how they positively impacted the children you worked with.

To address this question, emphasize your assessment process. Explain how you gather information from multiple sources, identify each child's strengths and challenges, and develop customized treatment plans. Highlight your collaborative approach with families and team members to ensure the best outcomes.

When talking about your leadership experience, provide specific examples where you trained, mentored, or supported therapists in implementing ABA techniques. Discuss the strategies you used to foster a collaborative environment and the positive impact it had on therapy effectiveness.

In your response, outline the importance of accurate and consistent data collection. Share insights on various methods you've used, such as continuous recording, interval recording, or time sampling, and explain how you analyze data to inform treatment decisions and measure progress.

For this question, provide a specific example that highlights your analytical and problem-solving skills. Detail the challenges faced, the strategies you implemented, and the collaboration with families or team members, emphasizing the positive outcomes achieved for the child.

Discuss your commitment to continuous learning through attending workshops, webinars, or conferences, as well as engaging with professional organizations and reading relevant literature. Highlight how this knowledge enhances your practice as a BCBA.

Describe your philosophy regarding family involvement in the therapeutic process. Explain how you communicate effectively, involving parents in goal-setting, progress monitoring, and decision-making to ensure they feel empowered and engaged in their child’s development.

In answering this question, discuss the importance of setting measurable goals and regularly reviewing progress through data analysis. Explain how you adjust treatment plans based on evaluated outcomes, ensuring a results-driven approach to ABA.

Share specific strategies that you've implemented to create a supportive and engaging atmosphere for children, such as positive reinforcement, structured routines, and individualized instruction, stressing the importance of building rapport and trust.

When discussing conflict resolution, outline your strategies for maintaining professionalism and clear communication. Provide an example of a conflict you've navigated successfully, focusing on collaboration and problem-solving to achieve a positive outcome.