[Sharon Baxter]

Behaviour Interventionists Wanted

An outstanding opportunity to work in the field of ABA and behaviour intervention with youth diagnosed with autism. Three ABA Teaching Homes have been set up for youth diagnosed with autism, supported by Board Certified Behaviour Analysts (BCBA's) from Canada and the US. 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 casual/auxiliary positions in our Surrey location. 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:
Buffy Arndt,
Program Coordinator for ABA Teaching Homes
buffya@arcuscommunityresources.com

[Sharon Baxter]

Hello Parents, Instructors, Teacher and SEA's,

The early-bird registration deadline for the 4th Annual BC-ABA conference closes on Friday, February 24th. To take advantage of our early-bird rate and to receive a lunch on the day of the conference please register on-line before Friday, February 24th. On-line registration will not be available after this date but you can register at the door on the day of the conference.

Conference and registration information is available on the BC-ABA website, under Event Listing http://www.bc-aba.org

Hope to see you there!

Sharon Baxter, BCBA

[Sharon Baxter]

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 19 year old male with Autism as well as Mitochondrial disease. You would need to commit to 2 – 3 hour shifts per week/ and or weekend as well as one team meeting per month. He will be finishing up High school mid June so there will be lots of additional day time hours starting then which could also lead into some additional extended support hours in September. Program focuses mainly on communication skills, life and leisure skills and building upon skills in the community. Looking for an energetic, dedicated team player. Someone who is committed to making a difference in a young man’s life. We are located in Langley and are willing to provide you with references from past BI’s who have worked on our team. Please call Tammy @ 604-308-9937 for further info or email me at my1tam@telus.net

[Sharon Baxter]

Attention Parents, BI's and anyone else interested in learning more about ABA in BC !

The British Columbia Association of Behaviour Analysis (BC-ABA) is holding their 4th Annual Conference on March 2 & 3, 2012 at UBC. For more information see the conference program and registration information at http://www.bc-aba.org

The following is a preview of scheduled events-

March 2, 2012, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
We are pleased to present a three-hour pre-conference workshop on sleep
problems and solutions, presented by Dr. V. Mark Durand, Professor,
University of South Florida-Petersburg. Dr. Durand is the author of Sleep
better: A guide to improving sleep for children with special needs
(1998) and When children don't sleep well: Interventions for
pediatric sleep disorders (2008).

March 3, 2012, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Keynote address by Dr. Durand; BC-ABA annual general meeting; research
studies and presentations on assessment, interventions for problem behaviour,
early intervention, parent/family training, and school-based and adult
interventions; and a dedicated session on ethical issues for behaviour analysts

Hope to see you there !

Thank you, Sharon Baxter, BCBA

[Sharon Baxter]

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, 19 year old male with Autism as well as Mitochondrial disease. You would need to commit to 2 – 3 hour shifts per week after schools and one team meeting per month. Program focuses mainly on communication skills, life and leisure skills and building upon skills in the community as well. Looking for an energetic, dedicated team player. Someone who is committed to making a difference in a young man’s life. We are located in Langley and are willing to provide you with references from past BI’s who have worked on our team. Please call Tammy @ 604-308-9937 for further info or email me at my1tam@telus.net

[Sharon Baxter]

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

A fantastic opportunity to work in a residential setting implementing ABA is available. An ABA teaching home for two students, one male and one female, who have been in ABA programs for a number of years, but continue to demonstrate challenging behavior is being run in South Surrey. This is an excellent opportunity for behavioural instructors, of all experience levels, to be involved in a rewarding position with individuals with very unique programs and behavior management systems. Excellent training and a high level of supervision and ongoing skill-development will be available for staff at this teaching home. Permanent and on-call positions available.

Successful applicants are required to have a license to drive and a clear criminal record check.

Please contact Buffy at <buffya@arcuscommunityresources.com>

[Sharon Baxter]

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 19 year old male with Autism as well as Mitochondrial disease. He is in his last year of school and we are looking for a BI who has available 2 – 3 hour shifts per week after schools/or early evenings as well as some occasional extra hours if interested. This position could possibly work into some ongoing support once he finishes his final high school year ending June 2012. Program focuses mainly on communication and life skills and building upon skills in the community as well. Looking for an energetic, dedicated team player. Someone who is committed to making a difference in a young man’s life. We are located in Langley. Please call Tammy @ 604-308-9937 for further info or email me at my1tam@telus.net

[Sharon Baxter]

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

A fantastic opportunity to work in a residential setting implementing ABA is available. An ABA teaching home for two students, one male and one female, who have been in ABA programs for a number of years, but continue to demonstrate challenging behavior is being run in South Surrey. This is an excellent opportunity for behavioural instructors, of all experience levels, to be involved in a rewarding position with individuals with very unique programs and behavior management systems. Excellent training and a high level of supervision and ongoing skill-development will be available for staff at this teaching home. Permanent and on-call positions available.

Successful applicants are required to have a license to drive and a clear criminal record check.

Please contact Buffy at <buffya@arcuscommunityresources.com>

[Sharon Baxter]

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 19 year old male with Autism as well as Mitochondrial disease. He is in his last year of school and we are looking for a BI who has available 2 – 3 hour shifts per week after schools/or early evenings as well as some occasional extra hours if interested. This position could possibly work into some ongoing support once he finishes his final high school year ending June 2012. Program focuses mainly on communication and life skills and building upon skills in the community as well. Looking for an energetic, dedicated team player. Someone who is committed to making a difference in a young man’s life. We are located in Langley. Please call Tammy @ 604-308-9937 for further info or email me at my1tam@telus.net

[Sharon Baxter]

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 19 year old male with Autism as well as Mitochondrial disease. He is in his last year of school and we are looking for a BI who has available 2 – 3 hour shifts per week after schools/or early evenings as well as some occasional extra hours if interested. This position could possibly work into some ongoing support once he finishes his final high school year ending June 2012. Program focuses mainly on communication and life skills and building upon skills in the community as well. Looking for an energetic, dedicated team player. Someone who is committed to making a difference in a young man’s life. We are located in Langley. Please call Tammy @ 604-308-9937 for further info or email me at my1tam@telus.net

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