Job Description

Northern Star Behaviour Services is an agency of excellence founded by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), which serves families impacted by autism and other developmental disabilities. Through the power of education, knowledge, and innovation we seek to make parents the best advocate for their children, while supporting with data-driven, evidenced-based interventions and strategies that make a meaningful difference for family life.

At Northern Star, our staff remain a top priority receiving competitive pay, opportunities to further your education/skillset, and a welcoming corporate culture which emphasizes respect.

Behaviour Consultant - Edmonton and Greater Area

Hours of Work:

100-120 hours : Mondays - Fridays 4 evenings/week (until 7PM as needed)

Responsibilities:

Develop, monitor, and supervise an individual support plan and behaviour support plan for each individual, breaking down larger goals into phases of acquisition and create interventions for reduction in challenging behavior Follow FSCD guidelines for documentation, submitting according to schedule for each respective client Collaborate with individual, family, support system and an interdisciplinary team to create person-centered support plans Conduct functional behaviour assessments and functional analyses as appropriate Facilitate team meetings with the clinic director and work collaboratively with caregivers and other professionals Supervise and mentor stakeholder staff involved in child's care (Interventionists) Setup data collection systems, graph and analyze data for the purposes of decision making and funder requirements Model professional & compassionate care Coach external stakeholders (parents, respite providers etc.) to provide excellent care in line with the Behaviour Support Plan Deliver ongoing training and feedback to front-line staff regularly Uphold Northern Star Behaviour Services Ltd. Policies and Procedures Attend training sessions, workshops, online courses, etc. Meet billable hour targets per month (110 hours per month) according to FSCD contracts Current proof of First Aid & CPR Training Criminal record and vulnerable sector checks

Here's a look at our rewards:

Competitive compensation Combination of work from home-based, office based, and in-home supports Thorough, supportive on-boarding program, peer-to-peer support, mentorship and ongoing learning and development to continuously advance your knowledge and skills Ability to grow alongside an expanding organization that keeps ABA practice at the forefront of clinical care

Skills & Qualifications:

Passion for seeing others reach their potential

Experience working within FSCD documents, maintaining submission schedules, and leading case conferences

Aspiring BCBA, enrolled in or completion of a Master's program and acquiring supervision hours (supervision included in position free of charge) towards certification

Strong interpersonal, communication, and leadership skills Positive attitude, organized, and passion for learning Professionalism Experience working with an interdisciplinary team Possess a strong knowledge in the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis, the fundamental elements of behaviour change, and ethical professional practice with children and teens At least 3 years of experience with children and teenagers diagnosed with autism or other developmental disabilities with

severe

problem behaviour (Hitting, kicking, hitting, property destruction etc.) Experience with using assessment tools considered an asset (VBMAPP, PEAK, ABLLS, Vineland etc.) Experience with conducting functional analyses and functional behaviour assessments Have a valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle Current Clear Vulnerable Security Sector Police Check Have access to a laptop, and quality internet to support virtual meetings (e.g., Teams)
About Northern Star Behaviour Services Ltd.

Northern Star Behaviour Services Ltd. began as an agency with a passion to return power back to families. Through the use of knowledge and research, we empower parents to learn, understand, and be the best advocate for their child's needs.

Northern Star Behaviour Services Ltd. is passionate about caring for its staff and recognizes that healthy workers equal happy families who are better served. You will enjoy a flexible schedule designed with billable targets each month and enjoy your independence with a trusting and healthy work culture.

Join Northern Star and become A Guiding Light for Families.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $45.00 per hour

Benefits:

Company events Flexible schedule Work from home
Ability to commute/relocate:

Edmonton, AB: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Application question(s):

Have you been a certified BCBA for more than 5 years? If less, please note to be considered on a case-by-base basis.
Education:

Master's Degree (required)
Work Location: In person