Instructor Therapist
Role Overview
The Urgent Response Services program seeks an Instructor Therapist reporting to the Behaviour Analyst-Supervisor.
Provide individualized ABA treatment in the community, including family homes, to children and youth up to age 18.
Clients have autism and other developmental disorders and may have behavioural, communication, and socialization challenges requiring an urgent response for up to 12 weeks.
Services include direct assessment and treatment and building parent or mediator capacity to support the child or youth.
Key Skills for This Role
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Position
The Urgent Response Services program seeks an Instructor Therapist reporting to the Behaviour Analyst-Supervisor.
Provide individualized ABA treatment in the community, including family homes, to children and youth up to age 18.
Clients have autism and other developmental disorders and may have behavioural, communication, and socialization challenges requiring an urgent response for up to 12 weeks.
Services include direct assessment and treatment and building parent or mediator capacity to support the child or youth.
Main responsibilities
- Deliver individualized ABA assessment and behaviour treatment to clients eligible for urgent response services, as identified by the Clinical Supervisor.
- Train mediators in interventions to stabilize behaviours and improve parent coping under BCBA supervision.
- Collect and track data during assessment and treatment sessions; graph and summarize data for review.
- Prepare program materials in a timely manner.
- Communicate with families, mediators, and other professionals involved in individualized service plans.
- Work evenings each week and Saturdays; extensive travel within the City of Toronto is required.
Qualifications
- A 3-year community college diploma or certificate, or degree in behaviour science technology, psychology, or equivalent, is preferred.
- At least 6 months of related experience.
- Knowledge of ABA, autism spectrum disorder, and child development.
- Previous experience working with children and youth with challenging behaviours.
- Must be able to lift and transfer 50 pounds.
- Successful completion of Safe Management Group training for de-escalation and personal safety.
- An acceptable Vulnerable Sector Screening is required.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365; fluency in French is an asset.
Status and hours
- The position is full-time and permanent, and unionized.
- The work schedule is 36.25 hours per week.
- The program operates evenings each week and Saturdays.
Salary
- The posting lists a salary range of $55,924–$68,040.
About Surrey Place
Surrey Place is a not-for-profit organization supporting people of all ages with autism, developmental, and sensory-related concerns.
The organization describes its approach as family-based and focused on client and caregiver skills, access to services, and support navigating the health care system.
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