Behavior Technicians and BCBA

We are currently taking applications for the position of behavior technician and BCBA. No prior experience required, and paid training will be provided. The ability to pass a background check is required. Please email your resume to info@behaviorir.com.

Your resume will be reviewed and someone will call you if they feel that you may be a good candidate for the job.

This is a specialty position and not everyone who applies will be called in for an interview.

School Training and Consultation: We offer slide show and trainings presented at your school. We also offer 1:1 consultation with your staff on solutions for issues and difficulties they may be having in their classroom. (Private Pay Only)

Social Skills Training: Developing social skills in a group of peers through reinforcement, modeling, social stories, etc in a fun, reinforcing environment

Services

Behavior Intervention Plan: Individualized plan targeting skill growth, decreasing problematic behavior, and increasing appropriate, desirable behavior

Call us today at (337)661-4041

Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention: Discrete trials focusing on skill acquisition by manipulating the sequence of antecedents and consequences. These skills that are in acquisition may include assistance increasing communication, social skills, academic skills, decrease problematic behavior and increase appropriate behavior, etc. Implementation of programs and behavior intervention plans are delivered in a 1:1 environment.

Academic Tutoring: 1:1 time spent with your child to help them meet the academic goals of their classroom and age level. (Private Pay Only)

FAQs

​Assessment- Initial & Followup: Outlines your loved one's strengths and areas of needed improvement in order to suggest goals. This is necessary at the beginning of services to determine the focus of intervention. Followups identify whether or not the program is yielding adequate improvements and successes.

Job Opportunities

School Aide: Assisting your loved one in their school to increase desired behaviors in these situations 

Functional Analysis: Used primarily to identify trigger(s) and cause(s) behind specific challenging behaviors. A behavior intervention plan will then be developed based on the results on how to best address the challenging behaviors.

​​​​​​​​​​At Behavior Intervention Resources, LLC, we value the importance of targeting your child's behavior, and their current developmental level. Our services include (but are not limited to) providing ABA therapy to those with Autism, ADD/ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, Sensory Processing Disorder, as well as other behavioral or developmental challenges. These services are offered to children 18 months of age to 18 years. We pride ourselves in viewing the children that we see as unique individuals with individual treatment needs, rather than just viewing them as their diagnosis. Through descriptive and systematic behavioral assessment, we are able to design ethical and effective behavior analytic interventions.​​ Parent Training is of high priority so that we can ensure that success is seen not only with us, but at home as well. We offer parent training individually with your child, as well as in group settings on relevant ABA topics and strategies. All of our staff go through Safety Care training and Certification within the first few months of hiring, which enables them to focus on antecedent strategies, de-escalating problematic behavior, and safely handling any aggressive behaviors.   


​Behavior Intervention Resources, LLC

   An ABA Therapy Provider

        for SWLA


1. Do you have a waiting list?

  • We currently have a short waiting list for children who are earlier than school age and in need of intensive 1:1 services 30-40 hours per week. We also have a waiting list for children who are in school and in need of less intensive hours approximately 12-30 hours per week. In order to get to get onto the waiting list, or to be seen for an evaluation to begin services if we have an opening, we need a few things first. We will need a copy of your child's diagnostic evaluation, IEP i(if they have one), copy of your insurance card (Medicaid), and a prescription for ABA from your child's pediatrician or any other doctor. (NOTE: the prescription for ABA can be from a Pediatrician but the diagnosis cannot.)


2. What ages do you accept/work with?

  • We accept new clients aged 18 months to age 18.


3. Can I schedule an appointment? 

  • In order to schedule an appointment, we first need some information. Please contact us by phone (337-661-4041) or e-mail (info@behaviorir.com) to discuss further. 


4. What is ABA Therapy?, What do you do?, What type of therapy do you provide?  

  • ​​ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy. It is a type of therapy that focuses on behavior and how we can change it to make it more appropriate. We focus on any type of problematic behavior, social skills, school readiness, transitioning, academic skills, early learner skills, instruction following, gross motor and fine motor, language and communication, and any other milestones and skills that they wold be achieving at their age. Kids receive any where from about 12-40 hours a week of one on one therapy. They are one on one at all times with staff while they are here unless their goal specifies otherwise. We take constant data on their behavior and track their progress so that we can prove definitively that we are being effective. We do individual parent training, and also do group parent training once a month and present a slideshow on topics related to ABA to expand the knowledge of families outside of therapy


5. Can you diagnose my child with Autism? 

  • No, at this time we are not able to diagnose. Once children have a diagnosis we work with kids providing therapy to meet their specific needs.

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