Np Transformation - Baltimore, United States - Childrens Guild Inc

Childrens Guild Inc

Verified Company

Baltimore, United States

4 weeks ago

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Mark Lane

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Description

The primary roles of the Behavior Specialist are to: 1) Support the Childrens Guilds behavior motivation model and provide supervision, modeling and mentoring to staff executing the model; 2) Maintain regulatory compliance with all governing requirements and licensing agencies (COMAR, MSDE, OSSE); 3) Identify needs then develop and provide training experiences for school personnel including teachers, teaching assistants, therapeutic behavior aides, social workers, resource instructors and related service providers; 4) Provide direct supervision to resource instructors and therapeutic behavioral aides in compliance with regulations for identified students; 5) Work collaboratively with the schools IEP coordinator and student LEAs to assure standards of service delivery are aligned with requirements from each jurisdiction served and; 6) Serve as a behavioral resource to parents, community providers and the greater school community.

Accountability

This position is accountable to the Principal.

This position supervises the resource instructors and therapeutic behavior aides in coordination with the Principal and/or Principals designee.

Skills and Responsibilities:

Key Result Area #1:
Responding to Mindset in Behavior

This KRA is successfully completed when the professional:

Demonstrates pro-active use of behavior management strategies that provide emotionally and physically safe spaces for students to regulate their behavior.
Identifies alternate behaviors to be taught to the students that align with Individual Educational Plans and Behavioral Intervention Plans.
Actively monitors and supervises interventions with physically aggressive or self injurious students for safety.
Analyzes the therapeutic impact of interventions for students in distress. Facilitates case reviews/studies with therapeutic behavior aides regarding behavioral interventions.
Develops replacement behaviors to meet the emotional and physical needs of children in distress.
Assists staff with understanding the root cause of aberrant behaviors and effective interventions to reduce/eliminate these behaviors.
Assures the methodology of practice aligns to the schools Positive Behavior Intervention Model.
Assures the therapeutic focus is strength based to maximize academic performance.
Utilizes continuous data collection and analysis to make decisions.

Key Result Area #2:
Management of Behavioral Services in the School

This KRA is successfully completed when the professional:

Assures that parents, families and providers are contacted in a timely manner with information relevant to their student.
Provides behavioral supervision to all therapeutic behavioral aides in a timely and effective way.

Facilitates behavioral meetings.

Facilitates case study review meetings.
Assists in reviewing classroom management programs as part of an interdisciplinary team to include observation and team meetings, and provides direction to classroom staff regarding appropriate behavior management techniques.
Offers parents the opportunity to work with the BCBA in developing a behavioral program for the home that aligns with the students educational behavioral plan.
Supervises data collection, data entry into School Wide Information System and completion of Student Intervention Reports.
Assists with the development of FBA/BIPs and monitoring implementation.
Participates in IEP meetings as requested.

Key Result Area #3:
Regulatory Compliance

This KRA is successfully completed when the professional:

Aligns daily practice with COMAR regulations and District of Columbia/OSSE regulations.

Key Result Area #4:
Training

This KRA is successfully completed when the professional:

Provides staff have assistance and support in understanding the students FBA/BIP and the components of effective intervention plans.
Participates in and graduates from the Childrens Guilds Pre-Service Training Program.
Participates and/ or serves as instructor in The Childrens Guild College of Transformation Education and the schools weekly professional development activities.
Assists in assessing programming for staff training needs.
Participates in campus inservice trainings and agency inservice trainings.
Provides inclass support for students with behavior management problems.

Key Result Area #5:
Professional Development
This KRA is successfully completed when the professional

Maintains licensing and continuing education requirements.

Key Result Area #6:
Positive Student Intervention

This KRA is successfully completed when the professional:

Executes PBIS throughout the school program.
Integrates the Transformation Education philosophy into the behavioral practices of the school.
Fully implements staff and student culture card meetings
Assures that behavior motivation practices incorporate PBIS, FBA/BIP strategies, all which include parent input.
Monitors safety for potentially high risk situations and