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Geneva Centre for Autism

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We support individuals with autism in navigating each step of their journey, with a team of truly dedicated people.

Toronto, Ontario

Hospitals and Health Care
51–200 people

About

Geneva Centre for Autism is an international leader in the development and delivery of clinical intervention services and training. Our mission is to empower individuals with autism spectrum disorder and their families to fully participate in their communities. Offering a wide range of individualized clinical services, Geneva's model of service involves a flow of knowledge to and from our clients. All of our clinical services are supported by a multi-disciplinary team of trained, experienced and empathic professionals including speech-language pathologists, behaviour analysts, therapists, early childhood educators, occupational therapists, developmental paediatricians, psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers. Today we serve over 150 times more families than a decade ago through family education and support, social skill building groups, an early intervention program, behaviour/communication analysis and intervention planning, parent, sibling and peer support groups, family resource services, adult support groups and so much more. Posts made by this account are intended to inform readers of the latest research in the autism field and should not be taken as an endorsement, or support of the topic by Geneva Centre for Autism.

Open positions

ABA Facilitator - 12 month Contract

On-site · Toronto

The ABA Facilitator implements behaviour intervention plans and skill-based teaching models under the direction of a Registered Behaviour Analyst. They are responsible for collecting data, coaching caregivers, and providing direct support in clinic, home, and community environments.

Behaviour Consultant/RBA

Hybrid · Toronto

The Behaviour Consultant designs and implements individualized ABA-based intervention programs and conducts functional behaviour assessments for clients with ASD or dual diagnoses. They are also responsible for training mediators, coaching staff, and collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams to ensure effective data-based support.