Apply advanced Applied Behaviour Analysis expertise as a Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst serving CHEO's Eastern Catchment area. Clinical supervision and regional travel are central.
At CHEO, this position provides clinical supervision and consultation for complex interventions across homes, community settings, and group homes. The work includes assessment, treatment, therapeutic programming, program evaluation, training, education, and research activities. You will support frontline clinicians, families, care teams, and community partners while maintaining professional standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop, monitor, and evaluate evidence-based therapeutic treatment interventions
- Provide clinical supervision to Behaviour Therapists and frontline clinicians
- Consult with clients, families, agencies, and medical providers
- Deliver staff training in skill acquisition and problem behaviour support
- Prepare treatment plans, assessment reports, and supervision documentation
Requirements:
- Master's degree in Applied Disabilities Studies, Psychology, or related field
- Five years of recent related behavioural management experience
- Previous experience providing clinical supervision
- Registered Behaviour Analyst in good standing with Ontario's college
- French and English bilingualism, Ontario driver's license, and vehicle
Bring advanced ABA knowledge, clinical supervision, assessment, and communication skills to CHEO's Eastern Ontario services.
Board Certified Behaviour Analyst employer: CHEO
CHEO is an exceptional employer, recognized as Canada’s best health-care employer by Forbes for three consecutive years and consistently ranked among the top employers in the National Capital Region. With a strong commitment to employee growth, CHEO offers a collaborative work culture that values diversity and inclusivity, providing opportunities for professional development and meaningful contributions to pediatric health. Located in Ottawa, employees benefit from a vibrant community and access to cutting-edge research and clinical care, making it a rewarding place to advance their careers while making a difference in the lives of children and youth.
