Overland Park, Kansas (913) 802-2227

careers@abskc.com

Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) BCBA Job Description

Aspire Behavioral Solutions (ABS) provides behavior analytic services to those in and around the Kansas City community. As a BCBA-owned company, we pride ourselves on utilizing evidence-based practices to produce significant and lasting behavior change. ABS provides many services including skill acquisition programming, interventions for the reduction of challenging behavior, one-on-one parent and staff training, group presentations and workshops, crisis intervention services, feeding interventions, school and agency consultation, and social skills training. We offer individualized, comprehensive interventions for our clients and aim to improve the overall quality of life for those that we serve.

Our Philosophy: • We put the needs of our clients first and ensure their behavioral successes are realized. • We appreciate our employees and seek to provide effective supervision and learning opportunities to

ensure continued growth within the field of behavior analysis. • We strive to create an atmosphere where all people and opinions are valued. • We embrace the needs of our community while maintaining an ethically sound practice. • We understand the evolving nature of our field and seek to uphold our responsibilities as behavior

analysts as outlined by the Behavior Analysts Certification Board (BACB).

Duties: Aspire EIBI BCBA’s will have the opportunity to: • Oversee a caseload of young children (ages 0-7 years) diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. • Utilize developmental and behavioral assessments to design effect treatment plans and to assess

ongoing progress. • Provide regular parent training to ensure best practice and to promote a higher likelihood of

successful treatment outcomes. • Maintain clear boundaries with staff while working as part of a management team to address any

concerns that may have be observed. • Conduct effective training sessions with staff members (including those seeking BCBA supervision

hours) utilizing behavior analytic principles (e.g. reinforcement, shaping, etc.) on expected procedures to ensure treatment integrity.

• Work within a group of other behavior analysts to further advance Aspire’s EIBI program. • Collect direct and indirect measures of behavior and keep accurate records and graphs of this data

throughout child’s treatment and train staff on these procedures. • Receive and apply regular feedback from a behavior analytic management team.

Qualifications: An ideal candidate for this position would have: • Master's degree in behavior analysis or related field • Current certification as Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or eligible to sit for exam • At least two years of experience with individuals diagnosed with ASD utilizing early intervention

ABA techniques and principals • Demonstrated interest in continued growth and development • Effective communication skills • Ability to work in a team environment

ABS offers competitive salary, generous bonus program, as well as a competitive benefits package. If interested, please contact us at careers@abskc.com or by phone at (913) 802-2227.