Why Walden?

It’s the big question but simpler than it sounds.

Walden team members value our mission to provide our clients with lasting solutions that will tear down those barriers to success and promote skills necessary to increase their quality of life. Through acts of compassion and integrity, we’re able to support those individual’s looking to us for guidance. With this shared value and these qualities, a team we truly are, because just like the care we give our clients, every member is able to look for guidance within each other and work together to support the overall mission. Want to be a part of the team? Take the next steps today.

Are you a student of applied behavior analysis needing practicum hours? Check out our Student’s section!

Behavior Technicians

Behavior Technicians provide 1:1 therapy to children, adolescents, young adults, and/or adults under the supervision of a qualified clinician. Behavior Techs implement individualized treatment plans in order to deliver quality services in various settings, such as the center, community, school, and/or residential facility.

As a Behavior Technician, you will be required to complete and pass a 40-hour online training, competency checklist, and exam, as outlined by the BACB®, to become an Registered Behavior Technician within 90 days of hire. Other requirements for this position include being 18 years of age or older, possess a minimum of a high school diploma, obtain and maintain a first aid/CPR certification, pass a background check, drug screen, and TB test, maintain an RBT certification, possess the ability to lift 50 lbs., have sufficient corrected or uncorrected vision, completed experience assisting individuals with challenging or dangerous behaviors, skill deficits, and/or learning deficits, and maintain compliance with the BACB’s® ethical compliance code for RBTs.

It is preferred that a Behavior Technician has completed their Bachelor’s degree in applied behavior analysis, behavioral health, education, occupational therapy, psychology, speech/language pathology or a related field. Other preferences include excellent communication skills, both oral and written, knowledge of computer software systems, such as Microsoft Word and Excel, teamwork abilities, time management skills, as well as work-related and personal references.

*Written or video resumes and/or CVs may be emailed to admin@waldenbehaviors.com

Registered Behavior Technicians

Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) provide 1:1 therapy to children, adolescents, young adults, and/or adults under the supervision of a qualified clinician. RBTs implement individualized treatment plans in order to deliver quality services in various settings, such as the center, community, school, and/or residential facility.

An RBT has completed the requirements established by the BACB® to become a registered technician. Other requirements for this position include being 18 years of age or older, possess a minimum of a high school diploma, obtain and maintain a first aid/CPR certification, pass a background check, drug screen, and TB test, maintain an RBT certification, possess the ability to lift 50 lbs., have sufficient corrected or uncorrected vision, completed experience assisting individuals with challenging or dangerous behaviors, skill deficits, and/or learning deficits, and maintain compliance with the BACB’s® ethical compliance code for RBTs.

It is preferred that an RBT has completed their Bachelor’s degree in applied behavior analysis, behavioral health, education, occupational therapy, psychology, speech/language pathology or a related field. Other preferences include excellent communication skills, both oral and written, knowledge of computer software systems, such as Microsoft Word and Excel, teamwork abilities, time management skills, as well as work-related and personal references.

*Written or video resumes and/or CVs may be emailed to admin@waldenbehaviors.com

Board Certified Behavior Analysts

WE ARE HIRING A CENTER-BASED BCBA!

Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) provide individuals with quality care by creating and utilizing an individualized treatment plan based on an assessment of behaviors and current research for the reduction of challenging behaviors and acquisition of skills. BCBAs work with clients directly or with an RBT to implement programs outlined in a treatment plan. Caregiver training is conducted by a BCBA for natural environment implementation. It is the responsibility of a BCBA to complete session notes, review/revise treatment plans, ensure correct implementation of programs, and advocate for a client’s rights.

A BCBA has completed the requirements by the BACB® to become certified within behavior analysis. Other requirements for this position include maintaining BCBA certification, maintaining licensure within the state of Kentucky, maintain auto insurance, possess the ability to lift up to 50 lbs., have sufficient corrected or uncorrected vision, completed experience assisting individuals with challenging or dangerous behaviors, skill deficits, and/or learning deficits, obtain and maintain a first aid/CPR certification, pass a background check, drug screen, and TB test, and maintain compliance with the BACB’s® ethical compliance code for behavior analysts.

Preferences include excellent communication skills, both oral and written, knowledge of computer software systems, such as Microsoft Word and Excel, teamwork abilities, time management skills, work-related and personal references, is qualified by the BACB® to conduct supervision and has one year of experience supervising practicum students of applied behavior analysis.

Independent contracting is available for this position.

*Written or video resumes and/or CVs may be emailed to admin@waldenbehaviors.com

 Students

Through our RBT position, qualified Walden BCBAs provide supervision opportunities to those seeking hours for their practicum experience. Direct hours are accrued through individual supervision sessions with clients, and indirect hours may be obtained individually or during a group supervision meetings. All hours are earned based upon the BACB’s guidelines for obtaining supervision hours for practicum students looking to become a BCaBA or BCBA.

For more information, contact us!