As a part-time Early Childhood BCBA at SenseSational Learning Group, your responsibilities will include conducting functional behavior assessments, developing behavior intervention plans, and implementing these strategies in various settings. You will also provide direct intervention services, collaborate with families, train caregivers, and maintain accurate records. Your role is crucial to support the development of neurodivergent children in a meaningful, impactful way.

To be eligible for the part-time Early Childhood BCBA position at SenseSational Learning Group, you need a master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education, or a related field. Additionally, holding a current BCBA or BCaBA certification from the BACB and valid state licensure in Michigan is essential. Experience in early childhood development and a strong understanding of ABA principles and NDBI will help you excel in this role.

At SenseSational Learning Group, the scheduling for the part-time Early Childhood BCBA role is incredibly flexible! You can design a work schedule that fits seamlessly with your lifestyle, with opportunities to work after school, during day shifts, or in the evenings, Monday through Friday.

SenseSational Learning Group is committed to your professional growth as a part-time Early Childhood BCBA. You can expect ongoing training programs, mentorship, and opportunities for continuing education credits. This dedication to your development ensures that you stay ahead in your career while providing the best support to neurodivergent children.

As a part-time Early Childhood BCBA at SenseSational Learning Group, you will have a significant impact on the lives of neurodivergent children and their families. By providing vital ABA services and implementing behavior intervention plans, you’ll be empowering children to thrive in their everyday environments, supporting their growth and development in meaningful ways.

In answering this question, emphasize your familiarity with NDBI and provide specific examples from your experience. Discuss how you've applied these techniques in real-world situations and the outcomes you've observed, including any positive impacts on children's growth.

When responding to this question, outline the step-by-step process you follow for conducting functional behavior assessments. Discuss how you gather data, analyze behavior patterns, and collaborate with families to develop effective behavior intervention plans.

Highlight your interpersonal skills and how you establish partnerships with families. Share specific strategies you implement to ensure open communication, provide training, and involve caregivers in their child's behavioral interventions.

Illustrate your problem-solving skills by discussing particular challenges you've encountered, such as resistance from children or families. Describe the strategies you used to address these issues and the successful outcomes that followed.

In your response, discuss your organizational skills and the methods you employ to keep detailed records. Mention the importance of data collection and how you use it to track progress and make informed decisions regarding behavioral interventions.

Emphasize the importance of parent and caregiver involvement in a child's development. Share your approach to training, including the types of resources and support you provide, and how you ensure parents feel empowered and confident in their role.

Discuss your ability to tailor interventions to fit individual children's needs, highlighting the factors you consider like age and developmental level. Mention specific techniques you've adapted and the positive results that ensued.

Share a compelling story of a child's progress resulting from your intervention. Detail the original challenges, the steps you took, and the transformation that occurred, demonstrating your impact as an Early Childhood BCBA.

Talk about your commitment to lifelong learning and how continuous education enhances your practice. Mention any specific courses, workshops, or professional development you've pursued to stay updated in the field.

Express your enthusiasm for the role by aligning your personal values and professional goals with the mission of SenseSational Learning Group. Share what excites you about making a difference in the lives of neurodivergent children and the flexibility this position offers.