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

As a BCBA at Circle Care Services, your primary responsibilities involve conducting assessments, developing tailored treatment plans, and overseeing the implementation of ABA therapy for children. You'll collaborate closely with therapists, providing guidance and instruction to ensure adherence to evidence-based practices while promoting positive behavior change.

Candidates seeking a BCBA position at Circle Care Services must hold an active BCBA certification and licensure. Additionally, a minimum of 2 to 4 years of hands-on experience in ABA instruction is preferred. Strong knowledge of ABA techniques and graphing procedures is essential to deliver effective therapy.

At Circle Care Services, we prioritize the professional growth of our BCBAs through strong mentorship and support. We provide clinical supervision and continuous training opportunities to ensure you feel confident and well-equipped to meet the needs of our clients and lead your team effectively.

The pay for a BCBA at Circle Care Services ranges from $85 to $100 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications. This competitive pay structure reflects our dedication to attracting and retaining top talent in the ABA therapy field.

Full-time BCBAs at Circle Care Services enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, two weeks of PTO, and six paid legal holidays off, creating a supportive work-life balance and ensuring your well-being.

When answering this question, highlight specific ABA techniques you've implemented in your previous roles. Discuss your familiarity with functional behavior assessments, interventions, and data collection methods that have led to positive outcomes for children.

Detail your process for conducting assessments and gathering data from multiple sources to tailor treatment plans that address the unique needs of each child. Emphasize the importance of collaboration with families and other professionals in your approach.

Discuss how you implement regular feedback sessions, conduct observations, and provide ongoing training to help therapists improve their skills. Share examples of how you've fostered a collaborative environment that encourages growth and learning.

Explain your method for utilizing data collection to track progress and assess the success of interventions. Highlight how you adjust treatment plans based on data analysis to ensure optimal outcomes.

Share a specific case that illustrates your problem-solving skills and resilience. Detail your approach to collaborating with families and ensuring consistency in implementation, while showcasing how you adapted strategies to manage challenges effectively.

Express your belief in continual learning through workshops, conferences, and peer-reviewed literature. Highlight how staying current in the field enhances your practice and contributes to better outcomes for clients.

Emphasize the importance of open communication and actively listening to address family concerns. Share techniques you use to create a trusting relationship, which leads to better collaboration in supporting the child’s development.

Discuss your experience working alongside other BCBAs, therapists, and educators. Illustrate how you value interdisciplinary collaboration and share strategies that promote a unified approach to treatment.

Explain your approach to soliciting input from caregivers during assessments and periodically throughout therapy. Emphasize how this feedback influences your treatment decisions to ensure relevance and effectiveness in the child’s goals.

Reflect on the personal fulfillment you derive from making a positive impact in children’s lives and supporting their families. Illustrate how witnessing small victories motivates you to continue developing your skills as a BCBA.