BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): Hillsborough Township, New Jersey- Up to 50% Telehealth

To be considered for the BCBA position at Circle Care Services, candidates must hold an active BCBA certification and licensure. Additionally, having 2-4 years of experience in ABA instruction is essential. A strong knowledge of ABA techniques and graphing procedures is also crucial for this role, where you'll be leading and instructing therapists.

Circle Care Services offers competitive pay for BCBAs, with hourly rates ranging from $85 to $100, and a starting salary of $85,000. This pay structure reflects our commitment to attracting and retaining top talent in the field of ABA therapy.

At Circle Care Services, BCBAs can expect strong mentorship and support throughout their work. We are committed to enhancing your skills and providing the training and accommodations needed to thrive in your role, ensuring you feel valued and respected.

BCBAs at Circle Care Services have the flexibility of daytime and afternoon hours. This allows for a balance of professional and personal commitments, making it easier to manage your schedule while providing quality care to your clients.

Full-time BCBAs at Circle Care Services enjoy a robust benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, and two weeks of paid time off, in addition to six legal holidays off. These benefits are designed to support our employees' well-being and work-life balance.

As a BCBA, it’s vital to stay current with the latest research and techniques in ABA. I regularly attend workshops, read scholarly journals, and participate in online courses to ensure I’m applying the best practices in my work.

In my previous role, I was responsible for training and mentoring a team of therapists. I conducted regular supervision sessions, provided constructive feedback, and collaborated on treatment plans to ensure the highest level of care for our clients.

Building rapport begins with understanding each child's individual needs and interests. I use positive reinforcement, tailor my communication style, and engage them in activities they enjoy, creating a comfortable environment for learning and growth.

I measure treatment effectiveness through data collection and analysis. I set specific, measurable goals for each client and regularly track progress using graphing procedures to make informed decisions about necessary adjustments.

Addressing challenging behaviors involves understanding the underlying reasons behind them. I employ functional behavior assessments to identify triggers and implement evidence-based interventions tailored to the individual child's needs.

In a recent case, I worked closely with a child's parents to develop a home program that reinforced strategies learned during therapy sessions. Regular communication and feedback helped us achieve notable progress, which emphasized the importance of collaboration.

Telehealth is an excellent way to deliver ABA therapy, especially in today's environment. It offers flexibility and accessibility, allowing us to reach clients who may not be able to attend in-person sessions while still providing quality care.

I create individualized treatment plans by conducting thorough assessments and defining specific goals tailored to each child’s strengths and challenges. I review these plans continuously, ensuring they evolve based on the child's progress and feedback.

Data collection is essential in my practice. It allows me to track client progress, evaluate the effectiveness of interventions, and adjust treatment strategies accordingly, ensuring that each child receives the best possible care.

I foster a positive team environment by promoting open communication, providing opportunities for professional development, and recognizing the efforts of my colleagues. Encouraging collaboration helps strengthen our team dynamics and ultimately benefits our clients.