Behaviour Analyst, Neurodevelopmental Health, Temporary Full Time

Job Description

CHEO is one of the few stand‑alone, global leaders in pediatric health and is home to more than 6,500 staff, clinicians, scientists and researchers, as well as volunteers – all of whom work together to help children and youth achieve their best lives. Within its own walls and through partnerships with community providers, CHEO has transformed from a 20th century acute care hospital into a 21st century integrated child and youth health system.

Ranked in the top 1% of Canadian hospitals for the digitization of its clinical infrastructure, CHEO combines excellence in clinical care, research, and education to advance seamless care that’s provided where, when, and how it is needed. CHEO’s Research Institute is dedicated to world‑class clinical, translational, and basic science research covering a wide range of children’s health concerns. CHEO has been named Canada’s best health‑care employer by Forbes in 2024, 2025 and 2026 and is ranked second among Canadian hospitals on its list of Canada’s Best Employers for multiple consecutive years. For the 14th consecutive year in a row, the editors of Canada’s Top 100 Employers has recognized CHEO as a top employer in the National Capital Region. Every year CHEO helps more than 500,000 children and youth from Eastern Ontario, western Quebec, Nunavut and Northern Ontario.

Compensation Pay Range

$44.50-$55.63

Position Summary

The Board‑Certified Behaviour Analyst provides clinical supervision to frontline clinicians and consultation for complex clinical intervention, including intrusive behavioural intervention strategies. Services will include assessment, treatment and therapeutic programming, clinical consultation, program evaluation, training, education, and research activities within a variety of settings throughout CHEO’s region of Eastern Ontario including homes, community settings and group homes. Travel, and evening and weekend work should be an expectation of the position

Location

This position serves the Eastern Catchment area. The successful candidate must reside in the region or be willing to travel within the area during their own time and at their own expense.

Main Responsibilities

• Develop, monitor, and evaluate therapeutic treatment interventions utilizing evidence‑based ABA practices. Ensure that process for evidenced based practice is implemented in all areas of service delivery.
• Provide consultation services to individuals and groups such as: clients, relatives of clients, professional associations, agency staff, mental health workers, and involved medical providers.
• Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings, committees (internal and external) and initiatives designed to support the clients, families, direct care staff, and community partners.
• Represent CHEO on internal and external clinical review committees as required in the area of behaviour practices and ABA.
• Provide clinical oversight and accountability for the delivery of ABA-based service and provide clinical supervision to Behaviour therapists for ABA-Based case conceptualization, assessment, and treatment, in accordance with College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario’s Standards of Professional Conduct, 2024
• Engage in clinical supervision activities which includes, but is not limited to, describing theoretical orientation for assessment and treatment decisions, reviewing and discussion of written materials, reviewing client progress, data collection and graphing, video and/or in‑situ observation, role play, discussion of literature and ethical dilemmas, and providing clinical feedback anchored in Behaviour Therapist’s clinical competencies.
• Meet with Behaviour Therapists regularly to enable active monitoring of goals and progress concerning each service recipient and provide continuous planning, monitoring and evaluating of clinical practice.
• Maintain records of clinical supervision activities and contacts with Behaviour Therapists.
• Develop and provide formal staff training in skill acquisition methodologies and techniques to support problem behaviour (i.e. aggression, self‑injury, property destruction)
• Prepare and maintain formal documentation including but not limited to assessment reports, treatment plans, program plans, guidelines, program review summaries, and discharge summaries, electronic records charting, session progress notes, strategy recommendations, consent forms, supervision review summaries, and email communication with the family and care team (including external providers).
• As part of clinical supervision, review and co‑sign all behaviour analytic documents which may be reasonably relied upon to make a decision affecting client care, rights, and welfare, including but not limited to the documents identified above.
• Manage own schedule after given assi