Behavior Therapist

Role Overview: As a Behavioral Therapist at Samarth Early Intervention Center, your primary responsibility will be to work with children with autism by implementing customized treatment plans based on ABA methodologies. You will conduct therapy sessions, assess progress, address challenging behaviors, and enhance communication, social, and play engagement skills. Collaboration with families, training them in ABA techniques, and participation in team meetings to refine treatment plans are also key aspects of this role. Key Responsibilities: - Implement customized treatment plans for children with autism using ABA methodologies - Conduct therapy sessions to enhance communication, social, and play engagement skills - Assess progress and address challenging behaviors effectively - Collaborate with families, provide training in ABA techniques, and ensure family involvement in the therapy process - Participate in team meetings to discuss and refine treatment plans Qualification Required: - Bachelor's or Master's degree in psychology - Strong interpersonal skills and experience in working with children - Excellent communication and observational skills - Ability to work collaboratively in a team and engage effectively with families - Certification in ABA or related fields is highly desirable - Previous experience in a similar role would be advantageous Role Overview: As a Behavioral Therapist at Samarth Early Intervention Center, your primary responsibility will be to work with children with autism by implementing customized treatment plans based on ABA methodologies. You will conduct therapy sessions, assess progress, address challenging behaviors, and enhance communication, social, and play engagement skills. Collaboration with families, training them in ABA techniques, and participation in team meetings to refine treatment plans are also key aspects of this role. Key Responsibilities: - Implement customized treatment plans for children with autism using ABA methodologies - Conduct therapy sessions to enhance communication, social, and play engagement skills - Assess progress and address challenging behaviors effectively - Collaborate with families, provide training in ABA techniques, and ensure family involvement in the therapy process - Participate in team meetings to discuss and refine treatment plans Qualification Required: - Bachelor's or Master's degree in psychology - Strong interpersonal skills and experience in working with children - Excellent communication and observational skills - Ability to work collaboratively in a team and engage effectively with families - Certification in ABA or related fields is highly desirable - Previous experience in a similar role would be advantageous