Job Type
Full-time
Description
Behavior Specialist Position: Behavior Specialists focus on supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live a full and meaningful life. In your role, you will get to know each person and begin to develop a plan to address the goals they have for themselves. You will create person-centered documents, such as a Functional Behavior Assessment and Behavior Support Plan. Once the plans are completed, you will begin implementing the plan through weekly sessions with a person to work on behavioral goals. Through consultation and training, you will also work with each person's support system, like family, friends, and other support providers.
What We Offer: Now is the best time to join OPG! OPG employee benefits:
• Pay Rate: $40 to $44 per hour
• PTA for benefits eligible employees (Eligibility at 30 hours billed per week)
• ESOP - 100% Employee-Owned Company (retirement benefit)
• OPG pays for more than 50% of health insurance premiums for benefits-eligible employee and has an HSA match up to $1000.
• Employee Assistance Program
• $600 performance bonus opportunities
• $500 vehicle expense reimbursement
• Growth and leadership opportunities
• Top-notch clinical and policy support
• Strong referral process via OPG's great reputation
• Supervisor support for identifying matches between people needing services and BSS skill sets
• Flexible scheduling
• Choice of caseload and size
• 32 hours of paid orientation/training time
• 10 CEUs paid for by OPG
• Liability Insurance
• Worker's Compensation Insurance
• Paid CPR/First Aid training
• HIPAA protected email and document storage (Microsoft Office 365)
• Paid membership to the Indiana Association of Behavior Consultants (INABC)
• Paid INABC Conference registration
Requirements
Hours: M-F flexible hours, 1 evening per week (3:30-6:30pm to offer children in school or adults who work daytime hours an opportunity to have the service)
- Master's degree in ABA, social work, special education, clinical psychology, counseling psychology, or another applied health service area of psychology; or counseling (460 IAC 6-5-4)
- Be able to legally work in the United States
- Have a properly maintained vehicle with appropriate insurance
- Be able to bend, squat, and grasp with both hands (to properly administer CPR), be able to competently administer CPR/FA
- Demonstrate proof of a negative TB screening.
- Benefits eligibility maintained at 30 hours of billing each week.
