Board Certified Behavior Analyst - Lake Oswego, OR
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Job Description
Support the growth and success of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder as an Autism Support Specialist for a contract role near Lake Oswego, OR. This position is ideal for a Special Education Teacher or a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with relevant school-based experience, ready to make a meaningful difference. With a 37.5-hour work week and an itinerant schedule across multiple campuses, youll work with students ranging from kindergarten through age 21 within the districts ASD program.
Qualifications and Desired Experience:
- Special Education Teacher certification or BCBA credentials with school-based experience
- Expertise in applying behavior analytic principles in educational settings
- Strong understanding of ASD, including high-functioning autism and Aspergers Syndrome
- Knowledge of state standards, IEP/504 regulations, and relevant assessment tools
- Ability to collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams and communicate complex information clearly
- Experience developing and implementing behavior support plans and instructional interventions
Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver targeted instruction and interventions, adapted for diverse learners with ASD
- Administer, interpret, and communicate assessment results
- Design and modify individualized behavior and instructional support plans
- Utilize evidence-based practices, including ABA strategies like discrete trial teaching and pivotal response training
- Facilitate social skills development and generalization throughout the school day
- Adapt general and special education curriculum for varying needs
- Collaborate actively with IEP teams, participate in meetings, and help develop functional, data-driven goals
- Identify and address training needs for staff, families, and service providers
- Provide resources to parents regarding community services and supports
- Implement crisis prevention/intervention strategies and maintain a safe, inclusive environment
This position offers the opportunity to impact students lives across the district while developing your own expertise as part of a supportive professional community. If you are ready to champion students with ASD and bring innovative, compassionate support to educational settings, submit your application today!
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