Behavior Counselor Job Opportunity

We are open to recent graduates or those with a few years of experiences working with students with special needs in any capacity whether it be through internships, summer camps, etc. These individuals need to be dedicated and passionate to helping students with special needs, have a high level of patience and strong attention to detail when documenting behaviors during their one-on-one sessions. We have interviews scheduled for early next week and would love to start speaking with potential candidates ASAP.

 

If students are interested, they can contact me directly with an updated copy of their resume at megan.beigl@insightglobal.com and I will set up a time to speak with them from there. Please let me know if you have any questions or need any additional information to disperse to your students. I appreciate all of your help and look forward to hearing from you!

 

Position: Behavior Counselor

Duration: Permanent (paid hourly)

Locations: Morton Grove, Downers Grove, Huntley, Winnetka and West Loop (Downtown Chicago)

Salary: Negotiable depending on experience

Interviews: In-person early next week

Start Date: ASAP

Responsibilities
- Meet with lead Behavior Analyst following assessments of new clients
- Implement and monitor treatment plan
- Keep thorough documentation of each session
- Meet regularly with behavior analyst to discuss progress and next steps in therapeutic process
- Understand Treatment Plan and explain it to parents
- Regular assessments
- Serve as member of a comprehensive, multidisciplinary team

Qualifications
- ABA education or experience
- Experience working with children with ASD
- Ability to work in a team setting
- Strong writing skills
- Ability to interact effectively and empathetically with both the clients and their family members

 

 

 

Megan Beigl | Professional Recruiter | Insight Global, LLC

847.993.8276 Direct | 30720 Ext. | 847.826.7505 Cell | 847.823.0886 Fax

353 N. Clark St., Suite 2200,  Chicago, IL 60654

Megan.Beigl@insightglobal.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-beigl-1b1a4721

Sharing the Dream Conference

One day workshop on supporting undocumented students View this email in your browser Sharing the Dream 2017 Wednesday, May 17, 2017 7:30 am – 3:30 pm University of St. Francis Joliet, Illinois Join others as we continue the conversation and momentum from 2016 for our 3rd annual Sharing the Dream conference.  This is a day designed to help educators learn how they can support undocumented students on the path to a college degree and beyond. This workshop is for teachers, counselors, school administrators, college student personnel, admission representatives, counseling and higher education graduate students, and other allies. Thirteen thousand undocumented students graduate yearly from Illinois high schools. Fewer than half of undocumented young adults ages 18-24 with a high school degree have attended any college and fewer than 10% will enroll in college immediately upon graduation from high school. Register Learn more and register online $25 per person Register by May 11   Session Topics​ A complete agenda will be coming in April Mental Health First Aid Kit Career Opportunities Paying for College Creating a Safe Space Immigration 101 Creating an Undocumented Student Club Roadmap to Being an Undocumented Friendly Institution The Parent Perspective Facilitating Conversations with Undocumented Students Creating Scholarships for Undocumented Students Sharing Our Stories: What Are We Doing Now? Questions? Aliza Gilbert Highland Park High School agilbert@dist113.org Luke Kerber Aurora University lkerber@aurora.edu Mayra Lagunas University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign mlaguna2@illinois.edu Eric Ruiz University of St. Francis eruiz@stfrancis.edu This email was sent as part of your membership or prior relationship with the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling Developed by Betadac Media IACAC PO Box 279 Mount Prospect, IL 60056-0279 (800) 829-0176 / (847) 577-2953

Chicago Park District Job Postings

     7 week commitment

 Week of June 19^th-23^rd (3 days of training during this week)

  June 26^th - August 4^th, 2017 – Day Camp Dates

         Must have Chicago Residency

http://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/jobs/?category=Special+Recreation

• Special Recreation Leader (Day Camp) – City Wide Seasonal: Job ID 3171 – posted until March 27, 2017
• Summer position at one of our 22 locations
• Must be at least 16 years old.
• Would assist participants and program staff in providing  recreational activities to people with disabilities.
  
• Inclusion Aide (Seasonal) – City Wide – Summer Only: Job ID 3170 – posted until March 27, 2017
• Summer position – location based on request of participants
• Assisting participants with disabilities in either a Special Recreation Setting or a Traditional Setting.
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Would be assigned to 1 or more campers depending on his or her disability.
• Would work with participants to keep them included in programs while enhancing participant goals as assigned.
  
  
• Special Recreation Leader (Seasonal) – Camp Sign – Summer Camp JobID: 3169 – posted until March 23, 2017
• Summer Position at two potential locations
• Fluency in American Sign Language is qualification
• Must be at least 16 years old.
• Would assist program staff in providing a safe and fun environment for people who are primarily deaf/HOH

CSL 458 Group Counseling

Attention current CSL students: 

If you need CSL 458 Group Counseling, please register for spring quarter, section 301, TODAY as low enrollment may necessitate that it be cancelled.