Careers at Autism Care Partners represent more than a job – they are an opportunity to join a team of likeminded individuals who are passionate about changing the lives of the children we serve.

Applied Behavioral Analysis, or ABA, is a widely recognized, evidence-based behavioral intervention that has been proven to reduce negative behavior while improving communication, social, and emotional skills for children. At ACP, our clinical staff develop individualized plans to address challenging behaviors to help children grow socially, emotionally, and behaviorally.

Behavior Assessments are comprehensive clinical assessments that help determine why a child is displaying negative behaviors such as running away, self-harm, or not making eye contact. At ACP, we conduct Behavior Assessments and then develop a plan of care addressing each negative behavior. Our skilled clinicians also use Behavior Assessments to help train parents on positive approaches to help improve their child’s behavior, skill, and communication.

Occupational Therapists help to improve a child’s fine and gross motor ability so that they can be more independent in their daily living skills. At ACP, our Occupational Therapists will implement individualized treatment plans to teach new physical and behavioral skills that will help each child better manage day-to-day tasks and gain independence.

A Developmental Evaluation is an in-depth look at a child’s development using established clinical benchmarks. At ACP, these evaluations are performed by licensed specialists in the given specialty area, such as Clinical Psychologists or Speech Therapists. The specialist typically observes the child perform a structured test and will work with the parents to answer questions related to the child’s development.

Physical Therapy treatment includes activities and exercises that build motor skills and improve strength, posture, and balance. At ACP, Physical Therapists help children increase their muscle control and strength so they can be more independent and play more easily with other children.

Special instruction focuses on supporting the social, emotional and cognitive development of young children as they perform their regular routines. The goal is to increase a child’s learning opportunities through gaining comfort performing these tasks.

Speech therapists are experts in helping children improve speech or voice delays. At ACP, Speech and Language Therapists focuses on language comprehension as well as how to use language to better communicate and express their needs.

Treatment Coordinators serve as a single point of contact for families during their treatment, and are responsible for answering questions, coordinating services, and supporting families. At ACP, our Treatment Coordinators will build lasting partnerships to ensure a consistent and successful treatment delivery along with a positive patient experience and improved outcomes.