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Program Manager

Aspire Early Intervention -
Newington NSW

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Job Details

Full-time

Qualifications

Microsoft Powerpoint
Microsoft Word
BCaBA
Microsoft Excel
Customer service
Working with individuals with autism
Master's degree
Working with children
BCBA
Working with Children Check
Communication skills
Teaching
Time management

Full Job Description

Aspire seeks to contribute to the field of early intervention through career opportunities, training and continued professional development of practitioners across the Asia-Pacific.

Start or continue your career with Aspire Early Intervention, a leader in early intervention and behaviour support.

Behaviour technicians and behaviour support practitioners are highly valued as their work directly influences the success and outcomes of the child. Program managers are equally as important as leaders of therapy teams and training providers.

To become part of the Aspire team, review the position descriptions and apply via email including your resume and cover letter.

Program Manager

The primary function of the program manager is to plan, develop and monitor a variety of behaviour support service delivery options to meet the needs of clients diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and/or other behavioural and social/communication challenges. As a program manager, you’ll lead each child’s therapy team and provide ongoing training and direct supervision to team members. You’ll consult with and instruct team members regarding proactive educational programming and behavioural support. You’ll also develop and implement comprehensive treatment plans and collaborate effectively with team members, related service providers, families and other agencies, as appropriate.

Duties

Use appropriate assessment instruments to develop skills building programs that reflect identified behavioural objectives and other outcomes, and ensure treatment fidelity across behaviour technicians and behaviour support practitioners
Implement treatment plans, document contacts and observations, and use professional knowledge and independent judgment to strategise continuous improvements
Seek creative options for ensuring the continuity and consistency of treatment and support services across settings for the lifespan of the client
Provide training to, and clinical supervision of, behaviour technicians through observation, meetings, performance coaching and other methods
Provide consultation, training, modeling and assistance to team members, as needed, in strategies and methodologies for working with children on the autism spectrum and/or who have behavioural, adaptive and/or social/communication challenges
Establish and maintain data measurement, collection and analysis systems for clients receiving behavioral interventions
Maintain appropriate documentation and complete assessments and reports as required
Ensure all treatment plans and programs comply with contract requirements, satisfy all relevant insurance certification and other expectations, and meet or exceed professional standards
Maintain highly organised, consistent, thorough and systematic recordkeeping practices
Effectively coordinate with each family, administrative personnel and colleagues
Develop strategies for the stability of quality services when clients experience transition
Demonstrate workplace behaviours that align with Aspire’s values and philosophy
Other reasonable duties as directed

Essential criteria

Current certification by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA)
- OR significant progress towards meeting certification requirements
A Masters degree recognised by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB)
Minimum of three years’ recent experience working with individuals who have ASD and their families
Knowledge of early childhood and autism assessment tools and procedures, and thorough knowledge of child development
Experience developing positive behavior support plans and programs, and in teaching social interaction and play skills
Knowledge of current methods and techniques of applied behavior analysis and Discrete Trial Training
Competence in analysing assessment results, designing appropriate individual treatment plans and behavioral programs and monitoring progress
Maintain status with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission as a “suitable” NDIS behaviour support practitioner
Work effectively as a team member, demonstrate flexibility and desire to learn new skills and improve professional qualifications
Strong communication skills to work with a diverse team and a demonstrated ability to communicate effectively in English, both orally and in writing
Ability to problem-solve and assist the clinical directors in decision-making, including during emergencies or when a supervisor is not onsite
Maintain current status regarding assigned core competencies and other required certification acquisition within established schedules and timelines
Demonstrated ability to develop positive relationships with individuals, families and natural supports
Excellent customer service skills
Highly efficient with time management, able to take initiative and work independently
Maintain a high level of organisation for file maintenance and record keeping
Enthusiasm, flexibility and a commitment to quality delivery of services
Competent use of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and ability to use email effectively
An acceptable Police Check
A valid Working with Children Check or other relevant state children’s check
Completion of the NSW Department of Education mandatory reporting module or similar requirement in other states/territories

Career progression

As an experienced and high performing program manager with a BCBA certification, you’ll be considered for opportunities to focus on a therapy area of special interest (where there is sufficient client demand) and/or for clinic director roles as the business grows and new clinics are established.

Training

As an early intervention therapist, undergraduate student (psychology, speech pathology, occupational therapy or related coursework), teacher or parent, you can become a Registered Behaviour Technician through Aspire.

Why become a Registered Behaviour Technician?

Registered Behaviour Technicians play a critical role in the development of children with autism spectrum disorder and other behavioural and social/communication challenges.

As a Registered Behaviour Technician, you’re responsible for the provision of direct therapy services in the implementation of programs and behaviour intervention plans for children. This can take place at our clinic, at the child’s home or in their (pre)school setting.

Registered Behaviour Technician practise under the close, ongoing supervision of a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) or Board Certified Assistant Behaviour Analyst (BCaBA).

Completing your certification with Aspire

At Aspire, we value education and strive to offer the best possible, evidence-based practice for our clients. In providing quality training, we can continue to deliver excellence in therapy while also advancing the field of early intervention.

How to become a Registered Behaviour Technician

You can become a Registered Behaviour Technician through Aspire in four steps:

40 hours of instruction
Minimum 15 hours of practical skills training
Written, oral and practical assessments
Ongoing supervision by a BCBA or BCaBA

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