Build a new career in Behavioural Analysis

Psychology Training & Employment: 

Seeking those interested in a career in behavioral psychology

JBI is searching for those that are passionate about human behaviour and want to dedicate themselves to building a meaningful career in Behavioural psychology. 

Behavioural psychology is primarily concerned with habit formation in individuals. Our work includes the analysis and alteration of undesirable behavior patterns in clients. Behavior Analysis is one of the most scientifically rooted fields within psychology. Professionals/para professionals work to alter undesirable behaviors in clients through the lens of this science.

The ideal candidate for this career is a patient and kind individual with outstanding emphatic listening skills, someone who genuinely wants to help people and understands the commitment to learning. 
If you are a good team-player who values constructive criticism and believes in life-long improvement, who is dedicated and inquisitive, detail oriented and creative, we want to hear from you! 
If you believe in learning from your life experiences and use that wisdom to enrich the life of others, you can be successful in this field. 
Although formal education in psychology is an added benefit, it is not a requirement for this program. All the necessary training will be provided.

Details: 

Part 1: You will first partake in a training during which you will learn from behavior analysts how to analyze behavior; and how to design a step-by-step behavior intervention for undesirable behavior patterns in individuals. 

Part 2: After successful completion of the training, you will be working under direct supervision of board certified behavior analysts, and other mental health professionals.

Employment Details: 

The work entails implementation of uniquely designed behaviour interventions as means of therapeutic approach for children/teenagers diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, Autism, Bipolar, and anxiety disorders. The therapy is overseen by a team of professionals, and implemented by junior interventionists. 

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