The BCBA Supervisor acts as a clinical supervisor for BCBA trainees, providing virtual guidance, assessment, and feedback throughout their fieldwork experience. They are responsible for managing 5-10 trainees, conducting individual and group meetings, and ensuring all fieldwork documentation is accurate and timely.
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Job Title: BCBA Supervisor Department: EHE | Educational Studies Administration The BCBA Supervisor acts as a Clinical Supervisor for BCBA trainees.
This role requires virtual supervision, ensuring that BCBA trainees are supported, guided, and assessed effectively throughout their fieldwork experience.
The BCBA supervisor must hold a BCBA certification and have completed the 8-hour supervision training course.
Each supervisor must follow fieldwork guidelines by providing 5% supervision of each student’s monthly fieldwork hours.
Supervisors must watch a recorded or live observation for at least 1 hour per month and provide explicit and timely feedback.
Additionally, they must have at least 4 contacts with each student each month.
Supports the Program Manager for the (ABA Special Education) graduate program; serves as primary resource for 5-10 BCBA trainees within the program; responsible for multiple individual and group supervision meetings (at least 4 contacts per student per month) throughout the course of a semester; ensures all fieldwork verification forms are signed in a timely manner; meets with Program Manager on a regular basis to discuss the status of each trainee; maintains proactive communication with fieldwork placements; and additional duties as assigned. Completes report documentation; debriefs and conferences with trainees Stipend per BCBA trainee supervised The maximum number of students one can supervise is 4-10 This role will work a remote schedule.
Master’s Degree - BCBA certification. Must have flexible schedule to accommodate trainee hours. 2+ years of applied behavior analytic work in the field. Fluent with BCBA Ethics code, BACB certification requirements. Prior BCBA Supervision Experience. Knowledge of the Test Content Outline (6th ed.)
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Candidates must hold a Master's degree, a BCBA certification, and have completed the 8-hour supervision training course. At least 2 years of applied behavior analytic work experience and familiarity with BACB requirements are required.