Lighthouse Neurofeedback and Behavior Analysis LLC

04/22/2021

Lighthouse Neurofeedback and Behavior Analysis, Inc. (LNBA) is a behavior therapy service provider located in Boulder County Colorado. We are currently serving clients in Boulder, Broomfield, Adams, Jefferson, and Weld Counties both at home and in our Longmont-based clinic. We are unlike any other provider in the region in that we provide biofeedback, neurofeedback, neurostimulation, Behavior Analysis, Occupational Therapy, and psychotherapeutic interventions alone, or in combination, depending on the client’s needs and resources.

We are primarily seeking applicants that are able to work both in the clinic and at client's homes in the community (so DL and vehicle required). The position would be part-time initially, but transition to full-time by summer.

Promotions will be awarded based on level of engagement, development of skills, and contributions leading toward company growth and success. Performance feedback is provided every three months and a more formal review is conducted annually. Staff seeking BCaBA, BCBA, Biofeedback, or Neurofeedback certification will be provided training and supervision to meet requirements for certification if eligible.

Lighthouse NEEDS great employees that are dedicated to improving children's lives and participating in the advancement of pediatric therapies. We don't necessarily expect that the best applicants will necessarily have the most experience. Experienced RBTs that share Lighthouse's values regarding excellence in service are highly desirable.

Responsibilities and Duties

(training will be provided in all areas needed)

Provide direct therapy to children with behavioral needs under BCBA supervision.
Assisting lead clinician in assessment and program development.
Implementation of clinical protocols with fidelity.
Collecting and graphing data and sharing with Lead therapist as needed.
Collect documentation and maintain electronic and paper files.
Maintain communication with families and admin regarding scheduling.
Monitoring effectiveness of protocols and communicating with lead regarding programming changes.
Assist in protocol revision as needed.
Obtain and maintain RBT certification
Obtain and maintain CPR/BLS certification
Benefits

Up to 3 Weeks paid time off
Health Insurance
BCBA supervision and experience hours needed for certification
Full support for Registered Behavior Technician certification
Qualifications and Skills

Capable of achieving Registered Behavior Technician certification with the BACB
Is energetic, therapeutically minded, organized, punctual, and self-motivated
Truly enjoys and is skillful with children.
Has at least one year experience working with children and/or people with cognitive disabilities.
Has own vehicle, a good driving history and proof of insurance.
Is physically able to implement crisis behavior management procedures (training and certification provided).
Is open and eager to learn about human behavior and behavioral physiology.
Is flexible and open to training feedback.
Is comfortable with irregular hours and able to work evenings and/or weekend
Job Type: Full-time

COVID-19 considerations:
All employees are required to do weekly COVID testing.

04/13/2021

April is Autism Awareness Month - check out this awesome video!

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04/13/2021

Here is an article on identity first language and varying perspectives on this use of language amongst those with autism and their families in support of April being autism acceptance month:

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04/13/2021

Here's an article about the blue and puzzle piece for autism awareness and their ableist history that they have, and information on the replacement of red for autism acceptance that is on the rise and has become more of a preference within the community:
"To support and properly represent autistic people, ask them first what language, symbols, and terminology they prefer before asking
neurotypical people. Be aware of how symbols can support ableist
notions, such as characterizing autism as something that needs to be treated or “cured.” And the next time you see a puzzle piece for autism, remember its ableist history to prevent it from being used in an ableist manner.

The puzzle piece is the most commonly recognized symbol for autism awareness. But many people are unaware of it’s ableist history. On World Autism Awareness Day (April 2nd) , many neurotypica…

02/22/2021

WE ARE HIRING!!!!

Lighthouse Neurofeedback and Behavior Analysis, Inc. (LNBA) is a behavior therapy service provider located in Boulder County Colorado. We are currently serving clients in Boulder, Broomfield, Adams, Jefferson, and Weld Counties both at home and in our Longmont-based clinic. We are unlike any other provider in the region in that we provide biofeedback, neurofeedback, neurostimulation, Behavior Analysis, Occupational Therapy, and psychotherapeutic interventions alone, or in combination, depending on the client’s needs and resources.

We are primarily seeking applicants that are able to work both in the clinic and at client's homes in the community (so DL and vehicle required). The position would be part-time initially, but transition to full-time.

Promotions will be awarded based on level of engagement, development of skills, and contributions leading toward company growth and success. Performance feedback is provided every three months and a more formal review is conducted annually. Staff seeking BCaBA, BCBA, Biofeedback, or Neurofeedback certification will be provided training and supervision to meet requirements for certification if eligible.

Lighthouse NEEDS great employees that are dedicated to improving children's lives and participating in the advancement of pediatric therapies. We don't necessarily expect that the best applicants will necessarily have the most experience. Experienced RBTs that share Lighthouse's values regarding excellence in service are highly desirable.

Responsibilities and Duties

(training will be provided in all areas needed)

Provide direct therapy to children with behavioral needs under BCBA supervision.
Assisting lead clinician in assessment and program development.
Implementation of clinical protocols with fidelity.
Collecting and graphing data and sharing with Lead therapist as needed.
Collect documentation and maintain electronic and paper files.
Maintain communication with families and admin regarding scheduling.
Monitoring effectiveness of protocols and communicating with lead regarding programming changes.
Assist in protocol revision as needed.
Obtain and maintain RBT certification
Obtain and maintain CPR/BLS certification