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Sharon Baxter
ParticipantBehaviour Interventionists Wanted
An outstanding opportunity to work in the field of ABA and behaviour intervention with youth diagnosed with autism. ABA Teaching Homes have been set up for youth diagnosed with autism, supported by board certified behavior analysts. This is an excellent opportunity to work with youth, implementing individualized programs and behaviour management systems. Excellent training and supervision will be provided.
The students being supported in these homes are active, and as part of their behaviour management, staff will be required to participate with them in home and community based recreational activities. Therefore, it is essential that applicants are in good physical condition and can participate in these activities.
Standard checks and certificates will be required for the successful applicant.
We are currently recruiting male applicants for full time, part time and casual/auxiliary positions in our Surrey locations. Staff will be required to work a minimum of two shifts per month and attend all team meetings and consults.
Please forward resume with cover letter to:
Sheila Stokes
sheilas@arcuscommunityresources.com
604-406-1235 ext.233ParticipantFamily in Abbotsford Seeking BI –
We are looking for a BI to join our team! The student is a male in grade 3. Sessions focus on academic and social skills instruction.
– Two sessions a week (Monday through Friday)
– After school hoursIf you are interested please contact Jodie at-
Jodie Vanthournout <jodievan@shaw.ca>ParticipantBehavioural Instructor Positions Available !
Positions are available working with a team to provide intensive, one-on-one therapy to a 16 year old boy with autism. Experience working with autistic children would be helpful but is not required. All training will be provided under the supervision of Sharon Baxter (MA,BCBA) and Intern Julee Bisiker.
Therapy will take place in our home in West Vancouver. Therapists should be able to commit to 2-3 shifts per week in addition to one Team Meeting (2hours) per month for the duration 1 year (minimum). Therapist pay will be based on experience.
Program focuses mainly on functional communication and life and leisure skills both in the home and in the community. Must have your own vehicle and be willing to do outings. We are looking for someone who is energetic, dedicated and works well on their own as well as being a good team member.
These positions will appeal particularly to people with an interest in education, special education, speech/language pathology, psychology and clinical therapy. Other families in our area are looking for trained therapists to work with their children. Once you are trained, there will be no shortage of employment opportunities!
If you are interested, please email your resume to me at carlaromaniuk@shaw.ca at your earliest opportunity.ParticipantBehaviour Interventionists Wanted
An outstanding opportunity to work in the field of ABA and behaviour intervention with youth diagnosed with autism. Three ABA Teaching Homes in North Vancouver, Surrey and Maple Ridge have been set up for youths diagnosed with autism, supported by board certified behaviour analysts from the Canada and the US.
This is an excellent opportunity to work with youth, implementing individualized ABA programs and behaviour management systems. Excellent training and supervision will be provided.
The students being supported in these homes are active, and as part of their behaviour management, staff will be required to participate with them in home and community-based recreational activities. Therefore, it is essential that applicants are in good physical condition and can participate in these activities.
Standard checks and certificates will be required for the successful applicant.
We are currently recruiting male and female; full, part time and auxiliary (on-call) staff positions, for 7 and 8 hour shifts. Auxiliary staff are required to work a minimum of two scheduled shifts per month and all staff are required to attend all team meetings and consultations with behaviour consultants.
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Arcus Community Resources, Buffy Ardnt – buffya@ArcusCommunityResources.comParticipantTutoring Position Available
Positions are available working with a team to provide intensive, one-on-one therapy to a 16 year old boy with autism. Experience working with autistic children would be helpful but is not required. All training will be provided under the supervision of Sharon Baxter (MA,BCBA) and Intern Julee Bisiker.
Therapy will take place in our home in West Vancouver. Therapists should be able to commit to 2-3 shifts per week in addition to one Team Meeting (2hours) per month. Therapist pay will be based on experience.
Program focuses mainly on functional communication and life and leisure skills both in the home and in the community. Must have your own vehicle and be willing to do outings. We are looking for someone who is energetic, dedicated and works well on their own as well as being a good team member.
These positions will appeal particularly to people with an interest in education, special education, speech/language pathology, psychology and clinical therapy. Other families in our area are looking for trained therapists to work with their children. Once you are trained, there will be no shortage of employment opportunities!
If you are interested, please email your resume to me at carlaromaniuk@shaw.ca at your earliest opportunity.
ParticipantPosting on behalf of the Gandy family-
Hi Fellow Featers,
We have a 20 year old son who has now graduated from high school and we are looking to find individuals that he could perhaps hook up with. He is non-verbal and lower functioning. We live in Langley so someone close by would be great!
He would attend all outings with a support worker and we are looking for a similar match. Specifically we were looking for a bowling partner and perhaps someone that enjoys trail walks. Musical events are also another preferred activity and we presently attend Semiamhoo Houses karaoke on Thursday afternoons. Anything involving transportation such as skytrain is another big hit.
If you know of anyone looking for the same please contact Tammy by email: my1tam@telus.net.
ParticipantBI Interested In Daytime Hours Required –
We are looking for a new member to join our well established ABA team under the direction of Behavioral consultant Sharon Baxter. You would be supporting a lower functioning 20 year old male with Autism as well as Mitochondrial disease.
Interested applicants are required to commit to 2 or 3 shifts per week as well as one team meeting per month.
We are looking for someone interested in longer shifts (aprox. 5 hours each day) Available shifts are Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays, am starts.
Program focuses mainly on functional communication and life & leisure skills both in the home and in the community. Must have your own vehicle and be willing to do outings. We are looking for someone who is energetic, dedicated and works well on their own as well as being a good team member.
Please call Tammy @ 604-308-9937 for further info or email me at my1tam@telus.net
ParticipantBehaviour Interventionists Wanted
An outstanding opportunity to work in the field of ABA and behaviour intervention with youth diagnosed with autism. Three ABA Teaching Homes in North Vancouver, Surrey and Maple Ridge have been set up for youths diagnosed with autism, supported by board certified behaviour analysts from the Canada and the US.
This is an excellent opportunity to work with youth, implementing individualized ABA programs and behaviour management systems. Excellent training and supervision will be provided.
The students being supported in these homes are active, and as part of their behaviour management, staff will be required to participate with them in home and community-based recreational activities. Therefore, it is essential that applicants are in good physical condition and can participate in these activities.
Standard checks and certificates will be required for the successful applicant.
We are currently recruiting male and female; full, part time and auxiliary (on-call) staff positions. Auxiliary staff are required to work a minimum of two scheduled shifts per month and all staff are required to attend all team meetings and consultations with the students behaviour consultants.
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Arcus Community Resources, Buffy Ardnt – buffya@ArcusCommunityResources.ComParticipantPlease note the dates for the BC-ABA Conference are March 1&2, 2013.
ParticipantIt is time to mark your calendars for the
5th Annual Conference of the
British Columbia Association for Behaviour Analysis (BC-ABA.)University of British Columbia
Scarfe Building, 2125 Main Mall
March 1st, 2012, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.We are pleased to present a three-hour pre-conference workshop on experimental
approaches to behavioral assessment, presented by Dr. Brian A. Iwata, professor
at the University of Florida. Dr. Iwata developed the first model for conducting
functional (experimental) analyses of problem behavior, regarded as the standard in
the field for both clinical research and practice. He has published over 225 articles and
chapters on various aspects of behavior analysis, has received numerous awards for
his work and was the former chief editor of the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis.
March 2nd, 2012, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Keynote address by Dr. Iwata; BC-ABA annual general meeting; research studies and
presentations on assessments, intervention for problem behavior, early intervention,
parent/family training, and school-based and adult interventions; and a dedicated panel
on a current topic in behavior analysis
The call for papers and online registration will be available soon at:
http://www.bc-aba.orgNew this year: FREE registration for first authors on accepted poster, traditional paper and mini-seminar submissions!
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