Salary: Salaried; commensurate with experience
Are you looking to change your life and take a leap into something new? The Cayman Islands is a game-changer. The common story here is that people come intending to stay for 1 year, and 9 years later...well...that's what happened to Cayman ABA's founder, Anoush. Come live and work in the Cayman Islands, and apply your experience to a wonderful community in the Caribbean.
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Cayman ABA is the first any onlyBHCOE-accredited ABA agency in the Caribbean, providing ABA interventions to children with autism spectrum disorders and other related developmental delays, ages 2-18.We are looking for an experienced and competent BCBA to oversee a team of RBTs and manage a caseload of 10-15 clients. The person we're looking for iseager to be part of a new and impassioned clinic and dedicated to serving families in need.
As a BCBA at Cayman ABA, you should demonstrate excellent client service, communication and organizational skills, plus the ability to perform well in stressful situations. The BCBA position requires an experienced and competent Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), who can manage a caseload of clients and supervise RBTs at a high level of excellence and independence. The BCBA will attend client related meetings, provide training to caregivers, conduct evaluations of clients and design treatment plans for clients. The BCBA will also be responsible for educating, observing, assessing, and supervising the activities and service delivery of all RBTs on their team. The BCBA is responsible for monitoring and continually evaluating and improving the effectiveness of all treatment plans, functional assessments, behavioral evaluations, behavior plans and individual education plans for clients, and the processes and policies surrounding each.
Reports to: Clinical Manager
Direct Reports:RBTs (5-8 maximum)
Reports to:Clinical Manager
Responsibilities:
Conducts assessmentsCollects, uploads and reviews all client files provided by parents and other providers to CentralReach before assessment beginsDevelops and maintains treatment plans in Central Reach, in preparation for report-writing and ongoing treatment plan exportDevelops treatment plan goals aligned with assessment data, skill deficits and parent goalsEnsures teaching interventions selected are behavioral cusps/therapeutically indicated for each clientDetermines the measurement system and behavioural dimension best suited to track progress for each clientEstablishes a prompt hierarchy for each skill acquisition lesson based on domain and client performanceDevelops initial case start up plan.Conducts FBAs for maladaptive behaviours using standardized assessment tools and develops behavior intervention plans.Creates client session schedule for RBTs to followCollaborates with the clients multi-disciplinary team, and makes referrals to additional team members required for optimal progressConduct Case Transition procedure when transferring cases to another BCBA.Conducts ongoing treatment updates for each client based on individualized revision criteriaReviews graphs and raw data at least weekly and revises programming based on learner performanceConducts case management prioritization for skill acquisition and maladaptive behaviourEnsures BIPs match and are up to date in Treatment Planning sheets and in data collection systemEnsures programming by skills domain are up to date in Treatment Planning sheet in data collection systemUpdates client treatment plans as it changes, including changes to treatment hours recommendationsResponds to RBT/Clinical manager questions/concerns/updates noted in Treatment Planning sheets within 24 hours and conducts prioritization analysis to address the commentConducts assessment updates (ongoing, every 3 months at minimum) and updates treatment plans in Skills and Google Sheets during assessment updateConducts treatment integrity checks for all RBT team member for individual learner Behaviour Intervention PlansConducts IOA to ensure accurate data collection for BIPs and skill acquisition programsConducts Treatment integrity checks including BIP integrity checks
Perks:
Relocation Stipend (USD 2,000)2 weeks Paid Vacation per annum, plus 2 additional weeks off over Christmas5 Personal Days per annum2 weeks Paid Sick TimeAll public holidays offFree CEU access through CR InstituteCPI Training and CertificationCPR/First Aid Training and CertificationChild Protection TrainingInitial 6 months of employment is packed with mentorship, training and support
Requirements
Must be a Board Certified Behvaior Analyst, credentialed by the BACB and in good standingA master's degree and educational coursework completed in the areas of marriage and family therapy, child development, special education, psychology, or related fieldMust have a minimum of three years' experience working directly with children with Autism and/or developmental delays.Must have a minimum of one year experience supervising BCaBA, RBT's or ABA Therapist.Must be willing to relocate to the Cayman Islands for a minimum of 2.5 years.Must have experience conducting assessments and designing treatment plansMust provide 2 professional references and 1 character reference