We are seeking an Applied Behavioral Science Specialist to join our team of caring professionals.

EXCELLENT BENEFIT PACKAGE!!

GENEROUS TIME OFF AND HOLIDAYS!!

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO

• Report directly to Director of Clinical Services on all issues relating to the Individuals served and their behavioral status.
• On-call via Agency phone 24/7.
• Have working knowledge of NYS OPWDD Rules and Regulations governing the care of Individuals residing in and attending Community Resource programs.
• Follow Agency policies and procedures regarding Individual’s care.
• Have working knowledge of Individual’s diagnosis and plans of care.
• Review clinic forms and behavioral data for trends and discrepancies. Review data for all behavioral programs and modify plans as needed.
• Provide work schedule to Director of Clinical Services and notify them with schedule changes.
• Supervise Direct Support Staff in caring for the Individuals with behavioral issues and providing therapeutic targeted interventions and procedures.
• Document findings and results in on-going notes as needed and as per standards of care.
• Consult with and participate as members of the Interdisciplinary Team.
• The ABSS shall participate in the planning and implementation of training for facility personnel, including:
  1. Understanding Behavior
  2. Human Growth and Development
  3. Human Sexuality
  4. General and specific characteristics of DD/Dual diagnosis
  5. Individual Specific Behavioral Plans
  6. Data Collection and Prompt Levels
• Complete Psychiatric Clinic forms with current information for upcoming psychiatric appointments.
• Oversee the scheduling of Psychiatric and Counseling appointments and follow through on recommendations.
• Attend Psychiatric appointments in person.
• Oversee clinic staff in so far as behavioral area only.
• Communicate on an on-going and as needed basis with the treatment team.
• Obtain consents for Behavioral plans and medications on at least an annual basis and as needed.
• Prepare packets and present them to the Human Rights Committee.

Must have a master’s degree in a field of Psychology approved by the Department of Education.OPWDD, ID/DD experience preferred.

Pay Rate: $65,000 - $80,000