AD: BCBA or BCABA Needed in Germany

March 13, 2010

The institute Knospe-ABA is looking for an experienced ABA/VB consultant who is

interested in spending a year or two living and working in Germany with

America's Military families who have children with Autism.

The position will include training in the ABA/VB methods used at Knospe-ABA and

written about in " Educate Toward Recovery "

Ongoing Supervision of one's program via phone/email with Schramm, MA,

BCBA

Autonomy to fix one's own schedule including up to 24 days of paid vacation per

year.

A company car, laptop, ABLLS kit, Reinforcer bag, cell phone.

Round trip plane fare to and from your location.

Competitive rates, paid in Euro (currently offering a great exchange rate with

the US).

The opportunity to travel around Germany soaking up the culture while sharing

your gifts with families who are sacrificing so much for the USA.

We are looking for someone who is dedicated, caring and FUN.

Capable of working as a trainer for parents, school staff and co-therapists.

Can work as part of a team but also can work independently without direct daily

overview.

Someone who can analyze behavioral need, program education, and teach others to

implement with confidence and understanding.

Preferably someone who can begin working this summer (potentially as early as

June 1, 2010)

Please do not respond unless you are already Board Certified as a BCBA or BCABA

and can realistically see yourself living and working in Germany for a minimum

of a 1 year contract with an option for a 2nd year or more if you choose.

If this position is not for you but you know someone who might be right for

Knospe-ABA, please forward this email to them and post it anywhere you feel it

would help us reach that right person we are looking for.

Have all interested parties contact me directly at knospeaba_robert@...

Thanks for your help,

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Schramm, MA, BCBA

Author of Educate Toward Recovery:

Turning the Tables on Autism

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" There is no greater testament to character than

the selfless act designed to go unnoticed "

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