aba therapist/lead aba therapist
- Provide intensive individualized therapy services
- Uses appropriate applied behavior teaching, communication, and reinforcement techniques consistently.
- Accurately completes all required documentation and data collection daily.
- Supervises, observes and assists the assigned student at all times.
- Maintains the same high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information about the student.
- Participates in inservice training programs as assigned.
- Provide ongoing training to parents and team as lead therapist.
aba therapist, roots and wings autism center
- Group session
- Visual performance
- Verbal behavior
- Reading and writing
- Social and play
- Functional life skills
- Material making
aba therapist
- Access the client’s skills and any family concerns to determine initial treatment goals.
- Engage the client using discrete trial teaching, which involves breaking down teachable items into small tasks, taught in highly structured ways.
- Record behaviors, along with antecedents and consequence allowing teachers and support staff to better understand how to prevent undesirable behaviors and promote effective reinforcement.
- Emphasize continual encouragement and positive reinforcement as primary motivators.
- Draw upon a client’s strengths to make learning simpler, less frustrating, and pleasantly engaging.
- Instruct teachers, support staff, and parents how to apply ABA so that the client’s learning is consistent and ongoing.
aba therapist
- Worked with children who acquired Autism, in a home-based setting.
- Analyzed their behavior and utilized fun exercises to build rapport.
- Engaged in various preferred and non-preferred activities to learn more about child’s interests and disinterests.
- Accompanied clients on community outings to generalize child’s programming.
- Documented any progresses and challenges the client made.
aba therapist
- Interact with autistic children to assist them in social skills development, language and gross motor skills
- Plan, prepare, or carry out individually designed programs
- Identify and document goals, anticipated progress
- Consult with case manager and therapists as team to build program
junior aba therapist
- Facilitate school attendance, field trips, or other experiential activities, and guide students in learning from those activities.
- Attend training workshops to maintain or improve professional competence.
- Enriching children’s self-help skills and various interests.
- Providing mock school teaching structures in order to prepare children for professional education.
aba therapist
- Worked with children ranging from 3-13 on the autism spectrum
- Implemented strategies and goals set
- Prepared materials needed for therapy sessions
- Collected and managed data from each 1-1 session
- Guided students with any adjustment problems, academic problems, or special academic needs
- Attended IEP meetings with parents, BCBA, testing specialists, and other professionals to help develop goals
- Met with parents or guardians to discuss their children’s progress and taught skills for dealing with their child’s impairments
aba therapist
- Sought employment opportunities for consumers
- Taught objectives on individual treatment programs using the principles of applied behavior analysis
- Collaborated and communicated with clients and families
- Performed school shadowing
- Implemented ABA techniques including DTT, PRT, PECS
- Provided parent education and encouraged parent participation
junior aba therapist
- Helps increase socialization, play and language skills, while minimizing or eliminating negative behaviors.
- Motivate the kids through positive reinforcement of good behaviors and ignoring incorrect behaviors.
- Applies educational techniques based on the needs of each kid.
- Providing ABA therapy alongside relevant therapies – occupational therapy, vision therapy and speech therapy
aba therapist
- Validated intensive behavioral interventions; observed and ensured that necessary intervention was performed appropriately based on each individual’s assessment
- Taught objectives on individual treatment programs using the principles of applied behavior analysis including discrete trial, shaping, natural environment training, verbal behavior, social skills, self-help, and behavior
- Implemented weekly behavioral and learning programs
- Collaborated and communicated with clients and families in an empathetic manner that made a positively impact on each patient’s behavior and treatment
aba therapist
- Implement specific behavior interventions that include antecedent, behavior and consequence strategies.
- Provide 1:1 therapy both academically and socially to increase language and communication skills, social skills, play skills, and daily living skills.
- Create a fun and motivating environment by reinforcing appropriate behavior.
- Observe and track individual student progress through daily data collection and graphing.
- Collaborate with teachers, school staff and BCBA’s to ensure student’s progress.
- Participate in staff trainings for professional development.