BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): West Windsor, NJ- Up to 50% Telehealth

As a BCBA at Circle Care Services, you'll be responsible for conducting assessments, creating individualized treatment plans, and overseeing ABA instruction for children with autism. Your role will also involve leading and training a team of therapists, ensuring the implementation of effective ABA strategies, and monitoring graphing procedures to track progress.

To qualify for the BCBA position at Circle Care Services, you must hold an active BCBA certification and license. Additionally, 2-4 years of experience in ABA instruction is essential, along with a strong understanding of ABA techniques and the ability to lead others in a therapeutic environment.

BCBAs at Circle Care Services can expect to earn between $85,000 to $100,000 per year. This competitive salary reflects our commitment to attracting and retaining skilled professionals dedicated to delivering exceptional care to children on the autism spectrum.

Full-time BCBAs at Circle Care Services enjoy a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, two weeks of paid time off, and six legal holidays off. We prioritize our employees’ well-being and aim to create a supportive work environment.

Circle Care Services is committed to maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace, adhering to an Equal Opportunity Policy that prohibits discrimination or harassment of any kind. We actively promote a culture of respect, understanding, and camaraderie among all employees and support a variety of backgrounds and experiences.

When discussing a challenging case, focus on your assessment process, the interventions you utilized, and the outcomes achieved. Be specific about the strategies employed and how you adapted them to meet the child’s unique needs, showcasing your problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Identify specific ABA techniques such as Discrete Trial Training, Natural Language Acquisition, or Functional Behavioral Assessment. Discuss how you've applied these techniques in past experiences and the positive outcomes that resulted, which will demonstrate your knowledge and practical skills.

Highlight the importance of involving parents in the treatment process by discussing how you communicate effectively, provide training, and ensure they understand the goals of the program. Share examples of successful partnerships with families that led to better outcomes.

Explain your experience with data collection methods and graphing procedures, underscoring the importance of making data-driven decisions. Discuss specific tools or software you use to document and analyze children's progress, showcasing your analytical abilities.

Emphasize your ability to mentor and lead a team of therapists effectively, providing examples of how your leadership has led to improved team dynamics or enhanced service delivery. This is a great opportunity to discuss your communication style and conflict resolution techniques.

Discuss your approach to conflict resolution by highlighting the importance of open communication, collaboration, and mediation. Share a specific example where you resolved a conflict, focusing on the outcome and how it improved team cohesion.

Mention your knowledge of tailoring sessions to each child’s interests and needs. Talk about incorporating play-based activities or real-world applications to keep sessions engaging, demonstrating your creativity and adaptability as a BCBA.

Share your commitment to continuous learning by mentioning professional development opportunities, attending workshops, reading journals, or being part of ABA networks. This shows your dedication to providing the best care possible through current research and practices.

Express your enthusiasm for Circle Care Services' mission and values, emphasizing your desire to contribute to a supportive environment where children and families thrive. This is a chance to connect your professional goals with the company’s commitment to compassionate, child-centered care.

Illustrate how data analysis informs your clinical decisions by discussing techniques you use to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions. Emphasize the importance of using data to modify strategies and ensure the best outcomes for clients.