Qualifications

• BCBA or BCaBA certification in good standing with the BACB essential.
• Current Michigan state licensure required.
• Master's degree in ABA, Psychology, Education, or a related field necessary.
• Strong background in Natural Language Developmental Interventions (NDBI) and teaching within natural environments.
• Deep passion for neurodiversity-affirming and ethical ABA practices vital.
• Knowledge and expertise in early childhood development are crucial.

Responsibilities

• Conduct functional behavior assessments and craft collaborative intervention plans.
• Implement play-based interventions in natural, everyday settings.
• Collaborate with families as partners in the learning process.
• Coach and guide parents, caregivers, and teachers using neurodiversity-affirming techniques.
• Facilitate skills-based group sessions for social and parental development.
• Engage in team collaboration and clinical discussions through shared workspaces and meetings.

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling with full-time and part-time options available.
• Opportunity to work in various settings including home, school, and community.
• Focus on neurodiversity-affirming practices which enhances professional fulfillment.
• Chance to contribute to group-based programming for parental training and social skills.
• Working within a creative and supportive team environment.