Supervised Lead Therapist and Float - Oakville

The Supervised Lead Therapist and Float  is responsible for assisting the supervising Sr. Behaviour Consultant/Behaviour Analyst (BCBA/RBA) with the implementation of assessments, program development and supervision of ABA treatment programs for youth and adults with dual-diagnosis, ASD, other developmental disabilities, or other learning and behaviour needs. The position also supports in the supervision of the treatment team assigned to each clients’ case to help ensure that Monarch House provides high-quality evidence-based services.

Job Type: Clinic, home, and community based work
Work schedule:
Monday - Friday between 8:45AM - 7PM ET

Take an inside look at what you will do each day:

• Prepare for and deliver comprehensive ABA assessment and treatment sessions in clinic and community settings, including providing coverage based on client and program needs.
• Implement individualized client programming under the direction and support of a BCBA/RBA, while maintaining treatment integrity and adapting your approach to changing client needs, environments, and routines.
• Create a positive, safe, and engaging therapeutic environment while responding appropriately to client behaviour based on an understanding of behavioural functions.
• Monitor client progress by collecting, graphing, and maintaining accurate data, documentation, programming materials, and other client records.
• Communicate client progress, behavioural changes, incidents, and other relevant updates clearly and professionally with caregivers, BCBAs/RBAs, and other members of the care team.
• Complete required documentation, including daily communication logs and incident reports, in accordance with regional requirements and established timelines.
• Participate in regular client-centred team meetings to review progress, problem-solve, and support adjustments to programming and treatment plans.
• Demonstrate therapy strategies and techniques to families and other professionals as required.
• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to support coordinated, client-centred care across clinic, home, and community environments.
• Follow Monarch House policies, procedures, clinical standards, and safety requirements.
• Participate in required training, workshops, online courses, and other professional development activities provided by Monarch House.

Here is what you will need to be successful

• Experience working with individuals with complex special needs including assessment and treatment of aggression and self-injury
• Experience with Safety Care or Non-Violent crisis intervention
• A valid driver's license and reliable vehicle
• Must be legally authorized to work in Canada
• Possess or currently pursuing a Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Psychology, Special Education, or a related field
• Available for hourly shifts that can build to full time