Travel Board Certified Behavior Analyst - Lake Oswego, OR

Category Schools - BCBA Job Type Travel Explore a dynamic and rewarding travel assignment as an Autism Support Specialist near vibrant Lake Oswego, OR! If you're a certified BCBA eager to enrich your career while making a meaningful difference for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, this opportunity offers the adventure and security you seek. Enjoy non-taxable stipends, travel assistance, premium compensation, comprehensive healthcare benefits, a 401(k) plan, flexible scheduling, and job security as part of a respected travel professional network. Lake Oswego is nestled in the scenic Pacific Northwest, surrounded by lush forests, pristine parks, and stunning lakeside views. This location not only offers a welcoming community, but also abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation and cultural exploration. During your downtime, hike tranquil trails, sample top-rated regional cuisine, or explore the arts—the ideal setting for personal growth and professional discovery. This travel assignment exposes you to innovative instructional practices and collaborative multi-disciplinary teams, expanding your expertise and resume while building your leadership skills. You'll have the chance to learn from an array of educational professionals and impact diverse students ranging from kindergarten through age 21.

Qualifications:

Valid BCBA certification required Experience working with students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, including Asperger's and high-functioning autism Strong skills in assessment, data analysis, and development of behavioral support plans Expertise in applied behavior analysis and research-based ASD interventions Collaborative approach and excellent communication skills for team and family partnership

Responsibilities:

Develop and deliver instruction and activities tailored to individual student needs in a variety of educational settings Administer and interpret academic and behavioral assessments Design, implement, and modify behavioral support and intervention plans, addressing sensory and behavioral needs Adapt curriculum and offer instructional guidance for general/special education staff Facilitate IEP meetings and contribute to meaningful IEP development Support in crisis prevention and intervention, training, and collaboration with families and community agencies

Benefits:

Non-taxable stipends and travel assistance Healthcare benefits, 401(k) plan, and flexible schedule Access to ongoing professional development and training Expand your career while exploring new regions and cultures Step into a fulfilling role that offers adventure, growth, and a real impact on student lives. to transform your travel career and create memories in beautiful Lake Oswego, OR! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled