Museum Educator à United States

The main purpose of this role is to assist in the preparation &/or modification of curriculum/lesson plans (to make them individualized), reports, academic materials, accommodations & modifications and ensure that all client related materials are maintained and organized.

About the Role:

The main purpose of this role is to assist in the preparation &/or modification of curriculum/lesson plans (to make them individualized), reports, academic materials, accommodations & modifications and ensure that all client related materials are maintained and organized.

• Implement techniques based on Applied Behavior Analysis in the school and classroom settings.
• Implement structured and individualized treatment programs designed by a Behavioral Supervisor, including but not limited to Behavior Plans (BSPs) & Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) to teach children language, play, social, self-help, and academic skills, thereby reducing the occurrence of maladaptive behaviors.
• Facilitate social interaction to help establish and maintain successful peer relationships.
• Support the classroom teacher in managing children's behavior and modifying the learning environment.
• Facilitate functional independence by fading in & out when necessary.
• Collect data and maintain documentation pertaining to each child’s program.
• Participate in department meetings, workshops, and training seminars as necessary.
• Communicate questions, child’s progress, or other feedback to supervisory staff.
• Adhere to Director, Behavioral Supervisor, Case Manager & School Support Advisor’s behavioral intervention recommendations.

• Bachelor’s degree in Psychology / Education.
• Previous experience in ABA and working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder is desirable. However, if you have a passion for working with children and/or are a graduate student looking for hands-on experience you are welcome to apply.