ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapists use their knowledge of behavioral methods to help children and young adults living with intellectual or developmental disabilities, especially those with autism spectrum disorders. ABA therapists employ a systematic approach to help those they serve to develop better social and life skills.

• Plan and execute ABA therapy programs in accordance to assessed needs as guided by the Program Manager.
• Implement behavior management techniques in conjunction with plan
• Reinforce all concepts taught and ensure that patients understand the need for plan execution
• Assist patients with tasks of daily living such as food intake and medication administration
• Assist in developing core ABA programs
• Provide families with support, guidance and education
• Collect and analyze pertinent data for each patient
• Respond to patients’ physical and psychological needs
• Encourage patients to indulge in social activities
• Maintain patient confidentiality at all times
• Ensure that all patient data is file properly
• Create and implement activities and encourage patients’ participation in the same
• Ensure that any aggressive behavior is handled with absolute tact
• Evaluate the effectiveness of treatment programs and propose needed changes
• Assist patients in acquiring academic or life skills
• Write progress reports and report any unusual findings
• Assist in creating instructional materials aimed at patient progress and learning
• Attempt to reduce patients’ socially inappropriate behavior
• Make preparations for assessments and ensure that assessments are carried out in a fair manner
• Manage crises situations by employing diplomacy
• Ensure the safety and comfort of each patient at all times

• Attends and participates in meetings and other company events

• Follows company’s policies and procedures