Entry Level Instructor, East
About The Position
Looking for a place where you can truly make a positive impact on families and the community? Want a rewarding culture where you are treated well and where you receive 47 days off throughout the year PLUS generous PTO/vacation time off? Want to never work nights or weekends? Looking for paid learning/training and ample career development opportunities? BCA has been providing care to children and young adults on the autism spectrum for 14 years and we are proud to have 4 campuses (Fern Creek just opened in January 2025!). If you want to put people first and work and grow with our amazing team, apply today! Key Responsibilities: As an Entry-Level Instructor at BCA, you will: Training and Instruction: Work closely with Lead Instructors and Board-Certified Behavior Analysts to create training materials and teaching programs for learners. Effective Communication: Collaborate with Lead Instructors, Program Coordinators, Clinical Directors, and fellow team members to ensure smooth and effective operations. Commitment to Learners: Attend to the needs of the assigned binder daily and complete Communication Logs for learners under your care. Professionalism: Maintain a positive and professional working environment, embracing constructive feedback and demonstrating effective instructional skills. Data Management: Keep up with daily data graphing, record cold probe and behavior data, and ensure timely completion of necessary documentation. Family Engagement: Communicate with parents in a friendly and appropriate manner, keeping them informed about learners' progress. Team Player: Follow the general operations of your assigned team and accurately complete timesheets for billing purposes.
Requirements
- Be at least 18 years of age.
- Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
- Demonstrate reliability and accountability.
- Excel in client service, tactfully managing various situations, and striving for continuous improvement.
- Embrace feedback and work hard to achieve positive results.
- Be motivated by the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and young adults.
- Engaging with clients, including standing, sitting, and walking for extended periods.
- Lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds.
- Tolerating exposure to various environmental conditions, including noise, odors, and weather extremes.
Responsibilities
- Work closely with Lead Instructors and Board-Certified Behavior Analysts to create training materials and teaching programs for learners.
- Collaborate with Lead Instructors, Program Coordinators, Clinical Directors, and fellow team members to ensure smooth and effective operations.
- Attend to the needs of the assigned binder daily and complete Communication Logs for learners under your care.
- Maintain a positive and professional working environment, embracing constructive feedback and demonstrating effective instructional skills.
- Keep up with daily data graphing, record cold probe and behavior data, and ensure timely completion of necessary documentation.
- Communicate with parents in a friendly and appropriate manner, keeping them informed about learners' progress.
- Follow the general operations of your assigned team and accurately complete timesheets for billing purposes.
Benefits
- 47 days off throughout the year
- Generous PTO/vacation time off
- Paid learning/training
- Ample career development opportunities
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
11-50 employees
