Bethesda, long considered to be a leader within the Developmental Services sector in Ontario, offers a work environment that is supportive and team based. Our organization has been the recipient of various awards including Human Resources Director Canada Best Places to Work and Canadian Occupational Safety's 5-Star Safety Cultures 2023. We offer competitive wages, industry leading benefit plan and defined benefit pension plan (HOOPP), company perks such as retail discounts and a Bethesda Rewards Program. We value respect, diversity and inclusivity, collaboration and providing compassionate quality care. We are looking for candidates who share our values. POSITION OBJECTIVEBethesda’s Community Response Program requires one (1) Full Time Behaviour Therapist. Working to promote Bethesda’s vision and mission statement and quality client care, the Behaviour Therapist will provide Applied Behaviour Analytic Services to clients and their families, care providers, group home staff, mediators and agencies. Some of the key responsibilities of this position will be:Complete client intakesMeet with existing group home staff and/or family members for information gathering upon client admissionReview Behaviour Support Plan and Behaviour Assessment Report with staff prior to admissionProvide staff training to staff/family teams upon dischargeDevelop Behaviour Assessment Reports and Behaviour Intervention Plans.Provide hands on training and support, model implementation of the BSP and provide in the moment staff coaching.Create data collection sheets and monitor client Behaviour changes through data collection, Monitor and evaluate treatment outcomesProblem solve or make revisions to Behaviour Intervention PlansReceive Supervision from an Associate Clinical Supervisor and/or Clinical Supervisor as well as consulting Behaviour Analysts/Psychologists.Ensure BSP’s are implemented effectively and accurately by conducting adherence checks, reviewing contact notes, observing staff, modeling, and data analysisPerform internal or external referral to other agenciesMediate programming disputes between families and support agenciesMeet with referring agencies and/or caregivers on a regular basis to monitor client progressReport writing, graphing, pivot charts, and client discharge presentation to receiving agencyKnowledge of equipment that may be required for intrusive measures (for example, helmets, restraints etc.)Develop and implement workshops for caregivers, community members and clients as neededAll other duties as assignedQUALIFICATIONSRegistered Behaviour Analyst, Registered with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour AnalystsMaster’s Degree in Psychology, Applied Disability Studies or a related field.3-5 years experience working with adults with development disabilities/behaviour challengesMember of the Ontario Association for Behaviour Analysis (ONTABA)Prior supervisory experienceAbility to work independently and in a multi-disciplinary teamTraining and Development of Behavioural and Metal Health programing.Knowledge of Pharmacology is an assetSafety Care Trainer (or willing to become an Advanced Trainer) in a Residential Treatment ProgramStrong knowledge of Microsoft OfficeValid driver’s license AUDVinelandL0R