BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): Conley, GA- Up to 50% telehealth

As a BCBA at Circle Care Services, your main responsibilities include developing ABA treatment plans, leading and instructing therapists, conducting assessments, and tracking client progress. You'll also engage with families to provide guidance and support, ensuring the implementation of effective strategies tailored to each child's needs.

To apply for the BCBA position at Circle Care Services, you must possess an active BCBA certification and licensure, as well as 2-4 years of experience in ABA instruction. Strong knowledge of ABA techniques and the ability to lead and mentor therapists is essential for this role.

The salary range for a BCBA position at Circle Care Services is competitive, falling between $90,000 and $130,000 per year. This reflects our commitment to valuing the expertise and dedication of our employees.

As a BCBA at Circle Care Services, you can expect to work during daytime hours, with the flexibility of up to 50% telehealth options. This allows for a balanced schedule that meets both your needs and those of the clients.

BCBA employees at Circle Care Services enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, two weeks of paid time off, and six paid holidays. We believe in taking care of our employees both personally and professionally.

When discussing your experience with developing ABA treatment plans, focus on specific examples where you successfully created tailored plans based on individual assessments. Highlight your ability to collaborate with other professionals and families to ensure a comprehensive approach.

In your answer, mention the different data collection methods you utilize, such as direct observation and graphing techniques. Emphasize the importance of ongoing data analysis to inform decision-making and refine treatment strategies.

Discuss your approach to training and supervising therapists, including hands-on mentorship, regular feedback sessions, and fostering a collaborative environment. Highlight examples where you've successfully empowered others to grow their skills.

Provide specific examples of techniques you've used to address challenging behaviors, such as functional behavior assessments or behavior modification strategies. Emphasize your commitment to understanding the underlying causes of these behaviors.

Highlight the importance of family involvement in your therapy approach. Discuss how you prioritize communication with families, create collaborative treatment goals, and provide training to help them support their child's progress at home.

Share a specific case where your intervention led to a significant improvement in a child's behavior or skills. Focus on the strategies you implemented and how you collaborated with the family and other professionals to achieve these results.

Discuss your commitment to continuing education in ABA, such as attending workshops, reading research articles, and being part of professional organizations. Mention any certifications or special training you've pursued to stay current.

Explain the different techniques you apply to boost motivation in clients, such as reinforcement schedules or incorporating clients' interests into therapy activities. Share insights on how effectively engaging clients enhances their learning experience.

Talk about your understanding and respect for cultural diversity and how you tailor your approach to meet the unique needs of different clients. Mention any specific training or experiences you've had that support your ability to be culturally sensitive.

Share your personal motivations for being a BCBA, focusing on the positive impacts you’ve witnessed in clients’ lives. Mention how seeing progress in your clients and collaborating with families makes your work deeply satisfying.