This position is responsible for providing behavioral support services for individuals with developmental disabilities.
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FLSA Status: Exempt
This position is responsible for providing behavioral support services for individuals with developmental disabilities, which includes:
· Complete comprehensive assessments
· Develop positive behavioral support plans
· Provide training to individuals, families, direct support staff and other Individualized Support Team (IST) members
· Responsible for ensuring that all behavior support services identified and agreed upon by the client's team are delivered in a timely and effective manner and in accordance with all applicable internal and external regulations
· Utilize state-approved templates
· Complete all required documentation within state mandated timelines
· Perform other related duties as necessary or assigned
· Behavioral Competence: Extensive knowledge of human development, learning theories and behavioral principles.
· Assessment and Data Analysis: Ability to conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs), collect, interpret, and use data or graphs to track progress and modify Behavior plans.
· Understanding professional codes of conduct, privacy laws, and health regulations.
· Apply time management skills.
· Effective written and verbal communication, along with active listening skills.
· Ability to work cooperatively and build positive working relationships with others.
· Sound problem-solving skills with adaptability to changing situations.
· Demonstrated empathy, patience, and understanding when working with others.
· Require a Master's Degree in Psychology, Special Education, Social Work, Counseling, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), or other related majors.
· Prefer previous experience in a human services field and/or experience with individuals with disabilities
· A minimum of 2 years of experience providing behavior support services preferred, but not required
· Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer
· Be able to lift boxes, etc. not weighing more than 50lbs

Since 1953, Noble has been committed to one mission: to expand opportunities and enhance the quality of life of people with disabilities and their families through individualized services.
Our services, based in Central and Eastern Indiana, include early intervention therapies for babies and toddlers, autism therapies and day camps for youth, and Project SEARCH and other school-to-work transition services for high school students. Our supports for adults include employment services, Community Living, Community Exploration, Community Integration, Music and Recreational Therapies, therapeutic art and Self-Advocacy. We also support families through advocacy as The Arc of Greater Indianapolis, respite, and parent education through our Center for Family Leadership. We host the Central Indiana Autism Support Group and Pens with Purpose.
We are guided by our Core Values:
People First
Equity
Community
Self-Determination
Diversity