[Sharon Baxter]

CAREER OPPORTUNITY:

A fantastic opportunity is available to work at an ABA Teaching Home in South Surrey.

A male and female youth, both with diagnosis of autism, are supported in a residential setting with a 24 hour, one to one, ABA trained staff. Supervision and training are provided from qualified, BCBA Behavioural Consultants – Dr. Richard Foxx, and Sharon Baxter.

1 weekend supervisor postion available(34 hours weekly)

Individuals, both male and female, with at least 1000 hours, over 2 years, of ABA experience are welcome to apply.

Please send resume to:
Stephanie Price Evans at stephanie.priceevans@childrens-foundation.org

[Sharon Baxter]

CAREER OPPORTUNITY:

A fantastic opportunity is available to work at an ABA Teaching Home in South Surrey.

A female youth with a diagnosis of autism is supported in a residential setting with a 24 hour, one to one, ABA trained staff.

Supervision and training are provided from qualified, BCBA Behavioural Consultants – Dr. Richard Foxx, and Sharon Baxter.

3 Full-time ABA Instructor postions are available(34 hours weekly)

= 2 day/afternoon positions and 1 awake night
position.

Individuals, both male and female, with all experience levels are welcome to apply.

Please send resume to:
Stephanie Price Evans at stephanie.priceevans@childrens-foundation.org

[Sharon Baxter]

CAREER OPPORTUNITY:

A fantastic opportunity is available to work at an ABA Teaching Home in South Surrey.

A female youth with a diagnosis of autism is supported in a residential setting with a 24 hour, one to one, ABA trained staff. Supervision and training are provided from qualified, BCBA Behavioural Consultants – Dr. Richard Foxx, and Sharon Baxter.

3 Full-time ABA Instructor postions (34 hour weekly)
= 2 day/afternoon positions and 1 awake night
position.

Individuals, both male and female, with all experience levels are welcome to apply.

Please send resume to:
Stephanie Price Evans at stephanie.priceevans@childrens-foundation.org

[Sharon Baxter]

CAREER OPPORTUNITY:

A fantastic opportunity is available to work at an ABA Teaching Home in South Surrey. A youth with a diagnosis of autism is supported in a residential setting with a 24 hour, one to one, ABA trained staff. Supervision and training are provided from qualified, BCBA Behavioural Consultants – Dr. Richard Foxx, and Sharon Baxter.

Auxiliary positions are available for 8.5 hour shifts – 7:00am to 3:30pm, 2:30pm to 11:00pm, and 10:45pm to 7:15pm (awake).

Individuals, both male and female, with all experience levels are welcome to apply.

Please send resume to:
Stephanie Price Evans at stephanie.priceevans@childrens-foundation.org

[Sharon Baxter]

CAREER OPPORTUNITY:

A fantastic opportunity is available to work at an ABA Teaching Home in South Surrey. A youth with a diagnosis of autism is supported in a residential setting with a 24 hour, one to one, ABA trained staff. Supervision and training are provided from qualified, BCBA Behavioural Consultants – Dr. Richard Foxx, and Sharon Baxter.

Auxiliary positions are available for 8.5 hour shifts – 7:00am to 3:30pm, 2:30pm to 11:00pm, and 10:45pm to 7:15pm (awake).

Individuals, both male and female, with all experience levels are welcome to apply.

Please send resume to:
Stephanie Price-Evens at stephanie.priceevans@childrens-foundation.org

[Sharon Baxter]

Posting on behalf of the Mackie-Frank family –

I am reposting this note as I did not include the location in my initial post-
This child lives in New Westminster.

ABA Tutor(s) needed to for summer academic/recreation position in New Westminster.

An individual is needed to provide ABA intervention to a 13 year old male for the summer. We are looking for one or two people to work Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm in July and August. The morning will be spent completing this child’s individualized one to one ABA curriculum and the afternoons will be spent generalizing mastered skills in the community, targeting social and leisure skills and exercising.

Training will start in June.

The child has a comprehensive ABA program and works with an excellent team.

Pay and vacation time are negotiable.

The consultant is Sharon Baxter, MA, BCBA

If you are interested in this position or have further questions please contact
Debbie Mackie – macfran@telus.net

[Sharon Baxter]

Posting on behalf of the Mackie-Frank family –

ABA Tutor(s) needed to for summer academic/recreation position.

An individual is needed to provide ABA intervention to a 14 year old male for the summer. We are looking for one or two people to work Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm in July and August. The morning will be spent completing this child’s individualized one to one ABA curriculum and the afternoons will be spent generalizing mastered skills in the community, targeting social and leisure skills and exercising.

The child has a comprehensive ABA program and works with an excellent team.

Pay and vacation time are negotiable.

The consultant is Sharon Baxter, MA, BCBA

If you are interested in this position or have further questions please contact
Debbie Mackie – macfrank@telus.net

[Sharon Baxter]

The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is now offering courses online for you to earn your BCBA & BCABA ® CE credits.

Learn at your leisure from home – anytime, at low cost.

The Cambridge Center's Online Behavior Analysis Continuing Education (OnBACE) program presents "Behavioral Treatment of Autistic Children: Ivar Lovaas" (1988) In Historical Perspective".

This initial course is priced at $75 for 3.5 BACB® CE credits.

This first online course includes videos, broken into small segments with short quizzes, and a study guide for download and review. Once you have paid for access to a module, you can return to it at anytime and access any study guides or other materials associated with it.

The course contains 5 segments, separated by short quizzes:

1. "The Evolving Diagnostic Criteria for Autism"
2. "Applied Behavior Analysis for Autism: Beginnings"
3. Behavioral Approach; Early Work at UCLA (video)
4. The Young Autism Project at UCLA (video)
5. Where Are We Now?

There is a study guide to accompany this module, which you can download after you enroll.

Begin earning your credits for renewal right now! Visit http://www.behavior.org or go directly to our OnBACE web section at: http://www.behavior.org/onbace/

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Participant Kristin Grandner said this about module "Behavioral Treatment of Autistic Children: Ivar Lovaas" (1988) In Historical Perspective":

"I live and work in the UK, where CEUs are harder to come by, so this way of achieving them was excellent for me. The topics covered were very relevant to my career, and a very good refresher of the research that supports the work that I do on a daily basis. I hope you create more of these modules!"

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The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, Inc. is a Type 2 CE Provider.

MANDATORY DISCLAIMER: The Behavior Analyst Certification Board, Inc.® ("BACB") does not sponsor, approve or endorse the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, the material, information or sessions identified herein.

[Sharon Baxter]

Surrey, White Rock, Langley Families –

A few weeks ago I went to my friend’s daughter’s 6th birthday party (she is typically developing). The party was at Splitz in Cloverdale. The party was fantastic.

Splitz is a gymnastics center. It has trampolines, ropes, huge mats, etc. The party was completely organized by the staff at this center- you have to bring your own cake. It was very structured. The employees were very capable of managing 13, six year olds!!

I would highly recommend Splitz for birthday parties for children with the diagnosis of autism. Our kids as well as the peers will have a great time, and most importantly it is a very structured environment. Birthday parties are typically very difficult for children with autism to succeed at, due to the great lengths of unstructured down time that usually occur. At Splitz all of the activities were well organized, and fun! The kids were engaged the entire time.

I would recommend Splitz for birthday parties ages 5 to 9 or 10, for both boys and girls.

This Saturday, Sept. 9th, Splitz is having a free open house from 11 to 3. This could be a great opportunity for a family outing and to check the location out for future birthday parties.

Splitz is located at 17533 64th Avenue, Surrey, BC, 604-575-8425, http://www.splitzgymnastics.com

Sharon Baxter, MA, BCBA
Behavioural Consultant

[Sharon Baxter]

I put this information together for the parents that I work with. I know there are a lot of parents looking for tutors who could also use this information.

Hiring New Tutors For Your ABA Home Program-

Many families hire tutors who are students at local colleges and universities. These people often have flexible schedules and are interested in learning. An important characteristic of an effective tutor!

The following are links to employment centers at Lower Mainland universities and colleges. Some of the employment centers charge a small fee, others are free.

You will need to train more tutors than needed as there is a high level of attrition during new tutor training. If you receive more interest than you need please pass those names on to Families for Early Autism Treatment of B.C. (FEAT BC) – http://www.featbc.org

• Simon Fraser University
Health Counselling and Career Center

http://www.sfu.ca/hccc/pages/worklink.html

*see Career Services – Job Postings – INFORMATION FOR EMPLOYERS

• University of British Columbia
Career Services

http://students.ubc.ca/careers/employers.cfm?page=post

* see Online Job Posting Form

• Capilano College
http://www.capcollege.bc.ca/employment/index.xhtml

*see Employers Post a Job

• Douglas College
Student Employment Services
604-777-6039

http://www.douglas.bc.ca/stuemploy

*see employers

• Trinity Western University
Center For Life Calling and Career Development

http://www.twu.ca/life/career/employers.aspx

*see Employer – Employer Services – Post (Advertise) A Job

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