ABA Clinical Associate / Lindens Children's Program/ 3rd shift

Location: Mt Laurel, NJ • In-person • Full-time • Hourly rate: $22.32–$22.74 plus additional incentive

About the role

As an Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Clinical Associate at Bancroft’s Lindens Center for Autism, you’ll empower individuals living with autism, intellectual, and/or developmental disabilities to realize their best life. The Lindens Center is one of the most innovative behavioral therapy and residential programs of its kind in the nation, drawing upon leading expertise, best practices in Applied Behavior Analysis, a home-like setting, and a team approach to help children enjoy significant quality-of-life improvements.

Responsibilities

• Apply ABA therapy methods and techniques to teach important life skills and help children and teens achieve their goals
• Carry out ABA behavioral treatment plans and help prepare individuals to eventually transition to other residential environments
• Provide assistance with activities such as personal hygiene, social awareness, meal preparation, money management, and housekeeping
• Transport and accompany individuals to appointments and community outings
• Collect observational data and complete all necessary paperwork
• Communicate with residents, families, and guardians

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or currently enrolled in a four-year degree program
• Completed a minimum of 60 credits in Psychology, Applied Behavior Analysis, Social Work, Human Services, or a related field
• Schedule availability: Sunday, Monday, Friday, and Saturday, 9 pm–7 am shifts

Benefits

• Competitive salaries
• Tuition assistance up to $5,250 each year
• Tuition loan repayment assistance
• Discounted tuition at local colleges and universities
• Retirement savings programs
• Generous paid time off
• Medical and dental insurance
• Supervision hours toward BCBA or BCaBA requirements
• Opportunities to participate in clinical research and work with ABA leaders

What to expect

• Every hour of each day is different
• Redirecting aggressive behavior and providing intervention
• Caring for the people we serve can be physically, mentally, and emotionally challenging