BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): Jersey City, New Jersey

As a BCBA at Circle Care Services, your primary responsibilities include developing and overseeing ABA programs for children on the autism spectrum, conducting assessments, and implementing individualized treatment plans. You'll lead and instruct therapists, supervise their sessions, and ensure the proper documentation of progress through graphing methods. Additionally, staying updated with the latest research and techniques in ABA is crucial to provide the best support and guidance to your clients.

To apply for the BCBA position at Circle Care Services, candidates must have an active BCBA certification and licensure. A minimum of 2-4 years of experience in ABA instruction is necessary. Additionally, strong knowledge of ABA techniques and proper graphing procedures is essential. Ideal candidates should be able to lead a team effectively and demonstrate a commitment to providing compassionate, child-centered care.

Circle Care Services offers full-time BCBAs a robust benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, and generous paid time off, including two weeks of PTO and six legal holidays off. We prioritize the well-being of our employees and provide strong mentorship and support to ensure you have everything you need to excel in your role.

At Circle Care Services, we are dedicated to the professional development of our BCBAs. We provide ongoing clinical support, regular training sessions, and opportunities for continuing education. This commitment ensures you stay current with the latest ABA techniques and methodologies, enabling you to offer top-notch service to your clients while also broadening your professional skills.

Circle Care Services is firmly committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Our equal opportunity policy prohibits any discrimination or harassment based on various protected characteristics. We aim to create a welcoming environment for all employees and make hiring decisions based solely on qualifications, merit, and business needs, ensuring a diverse and dynamic workplace for our BCBAs.

When discussing your experience with ABA techniques during the interview, provide specific examples of how you’ve implemented various strategies and what results you achieved. Detail your familiarity with both traditional and contemporary methods, mentioning any relevant certifications or training that contribute to your skill set.

Discuss your systematic approach to developing individualized treatment plans. Highlight your process for gathering data through assessments, collaborating with clients and families, and how you adapt plans based on progress tracking to ensure that you meet the unique needs of each child effectively.

Explain the various data collection methods you've utilized, such as direct observation, checklists, and graphing techniques. Describe how you analyze this data to monitor progress and make informed decisions regarding adjustments to treatment, showcasing your ability to handle both quantitative and qualitative data.

Discuss your leadership style and how you mentor therapists effectively. Emphasize the importance of training, regular communication, and constructive feedback in promoting the successful implementation of ABA strategies, showcasing your collaborative approach.

Share a specific example of a challenging case, outlining the initial concerns, your assessment process, and the strategies you initiated to address the issues. Highlight what you learned from the experience and how it improved your practice as a BCBA.

Illustrate your commitment to continuous learning by mentioning professional organizations, conferences, workshops, and literature that you actively engage with. This shows your dedication to staying current with the latest trends and research in ABA, emphasizing your passion for the field.

Discuss the significance of involving families in treatment planning and implementation, emphasizing how collaboration fosters a supportive environment for children. Share examples of how you have engaged families in sessions to enhance their understanding and application of ABA techniques.

Describe your organizational skills and time management strategies for balancing the requirements of multiple clients. Discuss how you prioritize tasks based on individual client needs and how effective communication with team members contributes to ensuring that each client receives adequate attention.

Express your passion for working as a BCBA by discussing the joy of observing progress in your clients and the positive impact you have on their lives. Sharing personal anecdotes can showcase your emotional investment in your role, making it relatable and heartfelt.

Explain your understanding of ethical guidelines and how you apply them in practice. Provide an example of a potential ethical dilemma you faced, your decision-making process, and how you involved supervisors or colleagues for guidance, showcasing your commitment to ethical practice.