-Developing and implementing individualized treatment plans for clients based on thorough assessments.-Conducting in-home therapy sessions to provide tailored support in a familiar environment.-Monitoring client progress and making data-driven adjustments to interventions.-Collaborating with families to educate and empower them in the therapeutic process.-Ensuring compliance with ethical standards and regulatory requirements in all services provided.-Leading program development to enhance the effectiveness of our behavioral interventions.

-Collaborate with a small team of BCBAs to create content that aims to disseminate ABA concepts in approachable language for parents and teachers-Create training videos for RBT training course-Co-present trainings on parent education topics

- Conduct functional assessments- Design and implement treatment plans- Provide direct services to clients and their families- Submit required documentation for prior authorizations required by insurance companies- Monitor treatment progress- Assist with team member training, mentoring, and supervision- Collaborate and communicate with client’s family, caregivers and other service providers as appropriate

-Manage a caseload of 105-125 billable hours per month divided among approx. 20 clients in both the school and home setting, client ages from 2-18years old-Lead group and individual staff trainings to improve understanding of behavior analytic strategies and program implementation-Regularly complete funding source reports including independently analyzing data, reporting on progress, and making clinical recommendations using behavioral terminology-Conduct and analyze direct and indirect assessments including VB-MAPP, Functional Behavior Assessments, Vineland, and parent and teacher interviews-Develop and implement skill acquisition and behavior reduction programs based on current research and family-specific socially significant priorities with a specialization in NET methods and parent training (virtually and in vivo)-Collaborate with other service providers and IEP team to promote consistency of best practices across all team members

-Created lifetime memories for guests though lively interaction as a stilt walker, actor, and puppeteer-Portrayed various Universal Studios trademarked characters

-Utilized applied behavioral analysis to create and implement behavioral intervention programs for children with autism, developmental delays, and other disabilities-Taught behavior management, skill acquisition and functional communication in-centerand in-home

-Provided strong customer service in fast paced hotels, resolving complex issues, and building customer/client relationships-Promoted tourism through selling events, activities, tours, and attractions while surpassingmonthly company sale goals

-Engaged with guests by performing and dancing in an interactive stilt puppetry show-Greeted and entertained guests upon arrival to park entry as various stilt walking characters

-Received and processed all store shipments -Managed store inventory, demonstration devices, and merchandising materials