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- Incredible learning and growth opportunity.
This company providing Behaviour and Learning services is looking to expand their team in both Whistler & Pemberton. Offering, intervention and support services to neurodiverse children and their families, this role is part of a team to teach social/emotional skills, academics and life skills.
Positions available to work with children aged 18months-19years. This is a great opportunity for anyone wishing to develop skills for a career in teaching, speech and language, occupational therapy or behaviour therapy. No prior therapeutic experience or certifications are quires and extensive training will be provided.
About the Role:
Behaviour Interventionists (BI) work 1:1 with learners in home-based programs. A BI works on a wide range of skills including language and communication skills, play and social skills, academics, fine and gross motor and adaptive life skills . This is a great entry level position for anyone wishing to enter a career in behaviour analysis, special education, speech and language pathology or occupational therapy.
The employer is also able to provide supervision hours for individuals who are seeking certification as a BCBA or BCaBA and require independent fieldwork hours.
- Part-time: 6-8 hours per week to start, with the opportunity to grow into a full time position.
- Schedule is somewhat flexible depending on your availability and the family schedules.
- A combination of remote and in person sessions with local families.
- Competitive wage dependent on experience in the range of $20-$35/hr.
- Training and supervision provided as part of a dynamic team.
- Opportunity for BACB supervision hours.
- Extended health benefits available if requirements are met.
- Access to training allowance available.
- Requires driver’s license and vehicle.
The Perfect Candidate:
- Experience working with children and young people.
- No post secondary or certification requirements.
- Must provide a clean criminal record check.
- Creative, energetic, fun team player.
- Competent, sharp, detail-oriented and organized.
- Ability to remain calm and professional at all times.
- Motivated, self-starter who thrives on continuing developing and learning new skills.
- Ongoing training will be provided by a BCBA.
Responsibilities Include:
- Direct work with neurodiverse children in home and community settings.
- Teaching social and emotional skills, academic and life skills as outlined by program supervisors.
- Data collection and progress monitoring.
- Participation in team meetings.
- Communication with all members of the team.
To Apply:
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