Post-Doctoral Fellowship – Worthington, OH

Come join our experienced inter-disciplinary team offering outpatient
behavioral health and Ohio’s only short-term residential treatment
center founded on the principles of behavior analysis. We are excited
to announce that Step By Step will be offering a full-time, one year
psychology post-doctoral training opportunity focused on the provision
of services to children and adolescents with autism spectrum
disorders, developmental delays and various mental health issues. Step
By Step currently offers behavioral health care services through our
Outpatient Behavior Clinic including assessment and counseling
services, speech/language therapy, and psychiatry to a broad range of
children and adolescents.  Additionally, services for children and
adolescents with autism spectrum disorders include center-based
educational services with behavioral healthcare treatment as needed.
We also offer in-school and in-home behavioral consultation, adult
transitional services, speech/language therapy and psychiatry.

Primary training will include, but may not be limited to:
Diagnosis and conceptualization, functional skills assessment and
monitoring of treatment outcomes with additional exposure to
intervention services in a variety of settings and modalities.  One of
these settings opens in the early fall of 2014. The Elijah Glen Center
will offer short-term residential treatment for teens including a
partial hospitalization program. Individual supervision, group
supervision, didactic training and opportunities to participate in
ongoing research will be provided.

EDUCATION:

•       Ph.D. or a Psy.D. from an APA accredited graduate program

Interested candidates should forward Curriculum Vitae, professional
statement, and three letters of recommendation (one letter of
recommendation must come from the director of clinical training at the
applicant’s graduate program) to jobs@stepbystepacademy.org; or visit
the employment page of our website at www.stepbystepacademy.org

For additional information please contact Nathan Henninger, Ph.D.,