BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): Atlanta, GA

As a BCBA at Circle Care Services in Atlanta, GA, your primary responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, and implementing ABA strategies to support children on the autism spectrum. You'll collaborate with families, provide training to therapists, and continually monitor the progress of each child. The job also entails analyzing data to refine intervention techniques and ensuring that our clients receive the best possible care.

To be a BCBA at Circle Care Services, you must have an active BCBA certification and licensure, paired with 2-4 years of experience in ABA instruction. A strong understanding of ABA techniques and graphing procedures is essential, along with the ability to effectively lead and instruct a team of therapists. This role requires both clinical knowledge and interpersonal skills to support our clients and team effectively.

Circle Care Services provides a range of benefits for full-time BCBAs, including comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance. Additional perks include life insurance, two weeks of paid time off, and six legal holidays off. We also emphasize strong mentorship and professional development opportunities to support your career growth in the field of behavior analysis.

The work environment at Circle Care Services is designed to be supportive and collaborative. You’ll work in a child-centered setting, primarily conducting therapy sessions in-home or at daycare facilities. The culture encourages flexibility, innovation in treatment techniques, and fosters teamwork among colleagues focused on enhancing the lives of children affected by autism.

Circle Care Services is dedicated to the professional development of our BCBAs. We offer ongoing training and mentorship to ensure that you remain current with the latest ABA practices and theories. You will have access to workshops, resources, and collaborative opportunities with other professionals in the field to help enhance your skills and knowledge continuously.

When responding, consider discussing specific ABA techniques you've used, the results you've achieved, and how you've adapted strategies based on individual client needs.

Outline the data collection methods you utilize, the types of assessments you conduct, and how you analyze the results to inform treatment adjustments.

Explain your philosophy on training, how you tailor your mentorship to individual therapists, and examples of successful outcomes from your training efforts.

Provide an insight into your behavior management strategies, including any specific examples of challenging behaviors and the successful interventions you've implemented.

Discuss how you engage families in the treatment process, the importance of open communication, and a specific instance where this collaboration led to positive outcomes.

Talk about the factors you evaluate, including each child's unique strengths, challenges, and family dynamics as well as how you ensure that the treatment plan is achievable and measurable.

Mention your commitment to ethical guidelines, continuous professional development regarding ethics, and how these principles guide your decision-making and interactions with clients.

Share your personal motivations, whether they stem from passionate experiences, results witnessed amongst clients or the joy found in supporting children and families on their journey.

Explain your methods for professional development, such as attending workshops, reading literature, or participating in forums or communities in the field, and how these enhance your practice.

Discuss your communication approach, focusing on collaboration and compromise, and how you would prioritize the well-being of the client in reaching a resolution.