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

As a BCBA at Circle Care Services, your primary responsibilities include assessing client needs, developing individualized treatment plans based on ABA principles, and overseeing the implementation of those plans. You'll also supervise and mentor behavior technicians, collect and analyze data to evaluate progress, and modify strategies as needed to ensure optimal outcomes. Effective communication with families and other professionals is vital to delivering comprehensive care and support.

To be considered for a BCBA position at Circle Care Services, you need an active BCBA certification and state licensure. A minimum of 2-4 years of experience in ABA instruction is required, demonstrating your proficiency in implementing evidence-based practices. Additionally, strong knowledge of ABA techniques and data graphing procedures is essential for success in this role.

Absolutely! Circle Care Services prides itself on providing strong mentorship and support for all its employees, including new BCBAs. We understand the importance of ongoing training and professional development, and our experienced leaders are here to guide you as you grow in your role. You'll receive the resources and support needed to enhance your skills and deliver the best possible care to our clients.

At Circle Care Services, the salary for BCBAs ranges from $90,000 to $130,000 annually, with an hourly rate starting at $90. This competitive pay reflects our commitment to compensating our team fairly for their expertise and dedication to improving the lives of children with autism.

Full-time BCBAs at Circle Care Services enjoy a range of benefits that enhance their overall compensation package. These include medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance coverage, two weeks of paid time off, and six paid legal holidays each year. We prioritize the well-being of our employees and provide a supportive environment to foster work-life balance.

When developing an ABA treatment plan, I start by conducting a thorough assessment of the client's needs and strengths. I focus on gathering data from various sources, including interviews with parents and caregivers, and direct observations. After identifying target behaviors, I set measurable goals and outline specific interventions based on evidence-based ABA practices. Collaboration with other professionals and regular progress evaluations are integral to adjusting the plan as necessary.

I emphasize open and clear communication by conducting regular meetings and providing updates on the child's progress. I actively encourage questions and feedback from parents and caregivers, and I make sure they are involved in the decision-making process and understand the strategies being implemented. Building a positive rapport is key to fostering trust and ensuring that everyone is aligned on the child's goals.

For data collection, I utilize various methods such as direct observation, frequency counts, and interval recording. I prioritize accuracy by training my team on consistent data collection practices. After collecting data, I analyze trends and patterns to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions. This analysis informs decisions on whether to adjust the treatment plan to better meet the client's needs.

In addressing challenging behaviors, I focus on understanding the function of the behavior first by conducting functional behavior assessments. Based on the findings, I implement appropriate interventions aimed at teaching adaptive skills while ensuring a safe environment. Consistency and patience are essential while collaborating with clients and caregivers throughout the process.

I have had the privilege of supervising behavior technicians in my previous roles. I believe in fostering a collaborative atmosphere where I encourage their professional development, provide feedback, and share best practices. Regular supervision sessions help ensure that interventions are implemented correctly and allow me to address any challenges they might face on the job.

I stay updated with the latest developments in ABA by attending workshops, reading industry literature, and participating in webinars and professional conferences. I also engage with professional associations and networks within the ABA community, which helps me stay connected with peers and share knowledge about innovative techniques and research findings.

Family involvement is crucial in ABA practice. I make it a priority to empower families with the tools and strategies they need to support their child's progress outside therapy sessions. This collaboration helps ensure a cohesive approach to intervention and reinforces the skills being taught while building a strong support system for the child.

I approach behavior data graphing by first determining the most appropriate format for displaying the data, whether it be line graphs, bar graphs, or other visual aids. I ensure that data is accurately represented and easy to interpret for both myself and the families. This transparency helps to communicate progress clearly and supports data-driven decision-making.

When evaluating the effectiveness of an ABA intervention, I look for measurable progress towards the goals set in the treatment plan. I assess the consistency of data collected during sessions and analyze any patterns or responses to specific strategies. If the desired outcomes are not met, I review the intervention's components and make necessary adjustments to better align with the client's evolving needs.

I admire Circle Care Services for its commitment to providing compassionate, child-centered care and innovative ABA therapy. I am drawn to the organization's mission of enhancing the lives of children and appreciate the emphasis on employee support and professional development. Joining a team that values mentorship, collaboration, and diversity is essential for my career goals as a BCBA.