Behavioural Aide - Calgary, Canada - Kids ETC

Description

Kids ETC is an Early Treatment Center that specializes in providing individualized comprehensive, in-home, one-to-one behavioral intervention to children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and serves children with a variety of behavioral, emotional, social and learning difficulties.

The behavioural aide provides individualised behavioural treatments to children with autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays, or disruptive behaviour disorders in their home environment or community settings.

The behavioural aide will collaborate with a psychology team of professionals trained in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Discrete Trial Training (DTT).

The aide will implement individualized behavioural intervention plans and teach children a variety of skills, including self-care (e.g., feeding, toileting, dressing, brushing teeth), self-regulation, academic, gross/fine motor, communication and language development, play skills, peer interactions and relationships, community engagement, social thinking, and mental health support, under the supervision of a Case Supervisor, Board Certified Behaviour Analyst, and a clinical psychologist.

• Provides one on one support and capacity in behavioral and clinical services;
• Addresses behavioral management safety needs;
• Supporting emotional and social needs;
• Establish rapport with families and team members;
• Implementing behavioral plans;
• Participate in advanced training and workshops;
• Maintain appropriate documentation, records, and reports;
• Participate in developing data collection systems and monitor data collection to ensure the success of the behavior plan;
• Participates in clinic meetings concerning the child's treatment and progress;
• Adheres to professionalism guidelines (i.e., maintains appropriate and professional interactions with clients, parents, staff, and other individuals, in home, office & community environments);
• Assists in the creating and adapting materials or teaching stimuli;
• Be comfortable with behaviours such as yelling, or screaming, physical aggression, or unexpected events
• Be comfortable working independently, as well as with a multidisciplinary team
• Experience working with children.
• Bachelorlevel education in specific field preferred (Psychology, Special Education, Applied Behavior Analysis
• Fluent in English
• Playfully and Engaging
• Caring
• Motivated
• High energy and enthusiastic
• Likes working with children of all ages
• Has excellent management skills
• Takes initiative
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to multitask efficiently
• Organized with attention to detail
• Adaptable
• Professional acumen
• Microsoft office experience
• SharePoint experience
• Willingness to travel

• Must have reliable transportation (i.e., have a car)
• Must have a current Police Check, including Vulnerable Sector Check, and a Child Intervention Record Check upon hire.
• Requires moderate physical activity and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds
• Uptodate certification in Emergency Frist Aide with CPR/AED
• Enrolled in or degree from a postsecondary program of Psychology, Educational Psychology, Special Education, or another related field is an asset
• Experience working with children with complex needs is an asset
• Previous experience working with children and/or training in behavioral principles (ABA) is an asset but is not required.
• Looking for a permanent position, with the desire to advance within the organisation

• Flexible schedule (ranging from 18 minimum to 30 hours a week)
• Preferably availability during the day (Monday through Friday, 8AM6PM, Saturdays (occasional)

This one-of-a-kind position will enhance your individual and multidisciplinary team skills and provide numerous opportunities for professional and personal development.

• During the initial hiring period, we provide a structured training curriculum and inoffice as well as onthejob training.
• We conduct monthly workshops to support your continued learning, discuss new teaching procedures, and evaluate recent advances in ABA research.
• We hold leadership and teambuilding workshops/events to facilitate your continued professional and personal development.

• Compensation is based on experience and education (hourly range $19$24)
• Treatment occurs in the child's home; you will be commuting between client homes around Calgary. A portion of your travel time will be compensated

• Be part of a growing, diverse company
• Work in a supportive team environment
• Combination of field work and office work
• Up to 30 hours per week