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BI Postings
SFU PSYC students have the opportunity to gain work experience in the field of Behavior Intervention. The list below is regularly updated with job postings we receive from BI teams and families of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and may be of particular interest to students pursuing coursework in developmental psychology.
Families & Employers:
If you would like to submit a request for a position to be posted here, please reach out to us at psyccomm@sfu.ca with the position details.
Postings List
Dated posted
June 26, 2024
Location:
Coquitlam
Training/Wage:
$19 per hour, paid through AFU funding. Training will be provided.
Hours:
Total of 12 hours per week, spread out in 4 3-hour sessions (Preferrable availabilities include Monday through Thursday 10:00am - 1:00pm, but hours are flexible). Please note that there could be a potential for more caregiving hours.
Description
Looking for 1-2 BI's to add to our home program (ready to hire now). Our son is a happy five-year-old boy with autism who is not yet speaking. Goals we are currently working on include joint attention, motor skills, requesting things, imitation, and verbal communication. We would like these sessions run from our home, and occassionally at the park outside.
How to apply:
If interested, please email habtum21@gmail.com with your resume and availability through the summer.
Dated posted
June 17, 2024
Location:
Vancouver (near Killarney Community Centre)
Training/Wage:
$23 to $25 per hour.
Hours:
Tuesdays afterschool hours 1-2 hours (starting 4pm), one per week.
Description
Looking for a male BI to work with a teenage boy (age 14), it would be great if gaming is an interest. Session would be based on social skills, some outings to places such as parks, Starbucks, shopping malls, and emotional regulation.
How to apply:
If interested, please send your resume to vli@abacentre.ca