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Institute for Applied Behavior Analysis

Advances non-aversive, person-centered behavior support

Independent Living Skills Companion - SLS

Residential & Direct SupportConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeCamarillo, CA, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least a high school diploma and one year of training and experience providing support services to individuals with physical or developmental disabilities, or an Associate of Arts degree in psychology or a related field.
  • Proven experience as a personal care assistant.
  • Commitment to health and safety.
  • Reliable organization and work habits.
  • A positive and compassionate attitude and strong ethics.
  • Physical stamina.
  • CPR certification.
  • A valid driver's license.
  • Proof of auto insurance and ownership of a reliable vehicle.
  • Willingness to take public transportation with individuals.

Responsibilities

  • Support clients in daily routines, including nutrition, self-care, social and recreational activities, personal relationships, and money management.
  • Provide emotional support.
  • Act quickly and responsibly in emergencies.
  • Facilitate meaningful community connections and friendships.
  • Explore and participate in recreational and educational activities with clients.
  • Teach independent living skills and promote helpful, adaptive behaviors.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with positive behavior supports and caring for elderly or sick individuals.
  • Experience with challenging behaviors and dressing or grooming.

About the Company

Institute for Applied Behavior Analysis

Advances non-aversive, person-centered behavior support

The Institute for Applied Behavior Analysis focuses on improving how professionals support people with challenging behavior by promoting non-aversive, person-centered approaches. It provides guidance and resources to help practitioners design and implement positive behavior support plans that emphasize safety, dignity, and individualized supports. The work centers on applying behavior analytic methods to reduce challenging behavior without punishment, using proactive strategies, function-based interventions, and data-driven decision making. Compared with others in the field, the institute differentiates itself by explicitly prioritizing non-aversive, person-centered practices and practical resources for real-world application, rather than relying on punitive or coercive methods. The goal is to advance ethical, effective, and humane support for individuals with challenging behavior, helping them participate more fully in daily life and achieve better quality of life.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA
Founded
1981

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