Fostering Behavior

06/08/2023

We can’t wait to see everyone TOMORROW, at our June social! We will be at Iguana on Park at 6:30 PM, with drinks, snacks, and networking. If you aren’t already planning to, come join us! We would love to see you there!

06/06/2023

We saw our last client this week. Thank you all for the privilege of serving this community for the last 2 years!!! It has been an honor!

05/02/2023

04/10/2023

Check out our updated website!!

Fostering Behavior is a Jacksonville based company servicing children with autism and those within state care and foster care. We service Duval, Clay, St Johns and Nassau Counties, and accept private pay as well as Medicare / Medicaid, Florida Blue and Tricare / Humana

04/01/2023

Team building fun!!!

03/31/2023

Fostering Behavior is seeking an experienced BCBA to provide behavior therapy and supervision for clients with a wide variety of ages and diagnoses. While we focus on foster care, many of our cases also involve an autism diagnosis.
The BCBA should be Medicaid credentialled or willing to become Medicaid credentialled.
As a BCBA with Fostering Behavior, you will be responsible for conducting assessments (FBAs), writing, implementing, working directly with the clients, and monitoring treatment plans and supervising behavior therapists, data collection and review, as well as training caregivers.
Training is provided to those new to Foster Care services. Training can include Trauma Informed Care, Review of redacted treatment plans, shadowing cases, and ongoing mentorship. We individualize training to your needs.
Compensation based on experience- W2 (hourly) or Contract position. Bonuses are given annually and conference funds available for those who average 25 billable hours/week.
Other benefits: Mileage is reimbursed for private pay cases. We provide the tech- computer, software, etc. We utilize Microsoft Teams to stay in touch when on the go, and we meet as a team every quarter for fun team building and other activities.
HIGHLY FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE! You design your own schedule, except for meeting times. Please keep in mind that parent training often requires some evening hours. We typically do not work past 6pm.
Our office is location on Baycenter Road on the Southside inside of Jewish Family and Community services, which is an agency we work with regularly. While you have the option to work from home, this office is available to have families come to you for parent training/therapy, It is fully stocked with any materials you may need and you can request materials at any time. We have a small clinic space, but most of our clients are seen in home.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract
Resumes and questions: [email protected]

03/31/2023

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03/31/2023

Fostering Behavior representing at the LJD Jewish Family And Community Services event!

03/20/2023

Happy World Behavior Analysis Day!!!

02/28/2023

In an effort to promote awareness and education as a means of further dissemination, one of our goals is to continue creating practical videos and other cont...

01/22/2023

WHY FLORIDA NEEDS A LICENSE TO PRACTICE BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS - Jan 27 2-4 pm - Free Webinar by Gina Green- 2 CEs - Learn why 36 other states have a license to practice behavior analysis. Learn about increased consumer protections for recipients of ABA services, regardless of the service location or funding source. https://behaviorlive.com/events/why-florida-needs-a-license-to-practice-behavior-analysis

12/23/2022

Staff Spotlight!
Carmiela (Carmi) Fleischer is an RBT. She has been working in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis since March 2021, however she was first exposed to ABA in 2016. Carmi is currently finishing a bachelor's degree in ABA before continuing to get her master's degree in psychology with a focus in ABA in hopes to become a BCBA.
Carmi has worked with early learners in clinic and in home settings. She has worked with children ages 2-16 with autism, down syndrome, and other behavioral needs.
In her free time she enjoys spending time with her pets, friends, or crafting.