School Behavior Specialist

School Behavior Specialist Wildwood Programs - 3.4 Schenectady, NY Job Details Full-time $59,072 - $74,425 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Observation-based student assessment Working with individuals with developmental disabilities Master's degree in applied behavior analysis Master's degree in special education Master's degree in psychology Student performance data analysis Mid-level De-escalation support in education Master's degree Driver's License Clinical staff training Driving Staff training Psychology Implementing behavioral health therapy programs BCBA Working with students with special education needs Applied Behavior Analysis Special Education Data collection Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) for children 2 years Full Job Description School Behavior Specialist Salary range: $59,072 - $74,425/yr based on verified relevant experience and education This range reflects 20 years of experience We pay for experience; Please Submit an updated resume Requirements Education, Experience, Certificates & Licenses Master's degree from a regionally accredited college in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special education or related field 2 years related experience and/or training in the Applied Behavior Analysis field with population with disabilities. Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification preferred.

Who we are:

Wildwood School provides a comprehensive educational program for students with autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities to prepare them to be as independent as possible. Academic, social, employment, and functional skills are taught to each student as driven by their Individual Educational Plan (IEP), needs, and interests. Click to learn more about

Wildwood Who We Are Looking For:

A Behavior Specialist, who embraces our mission of "strengthening the well-being of people with disabilities and their families through innovative supports." The Successful candidate will enjoy working in a special education school environment, where passion and creativity rule to provide children with disabilities, like autism, a robust learning experience. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Acts as a primary resource to staff in understanding disabilities and positive behavioral support. In collaboration with classroom teams, performs direct observation of students for behavioral assessments and development, conducts functional behavior assessments and develops behavior intervention plans, including the use of PFA/SBT procedures Supervises and evaluates the implementation and effectiveness of behavioral intervention using treatment fidelity measures. Participates in annual reviews and meetings on student's progress. Designs, modifies, and implements behavioral support plans in conjunction with the treatment team and classroom. Graph, analyze, and summarize behavioral data Teaches and coaches staff members on proper implementation of BIP procedures, data collection systems, and up to date ABA clinical practices

Additional Requirements:

A valid New York State Driver's License and ability to drive and driving record acceptable for agency insurance coverage are required. Must have daily access to their own vehicle. Required to complete, pass, and use CALM training, provided by the school, which includes deescalation strategies and approved protective holds and movements for students.