See below for a description of the qualities we look for in our instructors.

The ELIJA School is a private non profit school in long island new york. It exclusively serves school age children with autism. We serve as an educational and treatment program, focusing on functional life and academic skills. Primarily treating the 3 core deficits of autism; communication, impeding behavior and social competencies. We utilize science based treatment, Applied Behavior Analysis , as our teaching philosophy in individual, small group and incidental teaching settings.
Our mission is to open doors to independent growth while fostering dignified quality of life for our learners.


This program is highly structured, individualized and supervised. 

- Must have a minimum of a BA in a related field. 

- Pursuing a full time position in a 12 month program

- Must have positive work & academic references.

- Be energetic, creative, intuitive & enthusiastic

- Eager to learn more about the principles of ABA and how to utilize the science to teach in individual, small group and incidental teaching environments

- Have experience & enjoy working with young children & young adults with autism & or behavioral, social communicative disorders.

- MUST be able to multitask

All full time employees benefit from:
-Competitive Salaries plus health coverage -Ongoing staff development in behavior analysis and autism treatment design. (pay based on experience with ABA and Autism population)

 

-A positive work environment that will challenge you and bring out your fullest potential

-Supervision and mentorship for those seeking certification in behavior analysis

The ELIJA School values their employees and is an equal opportunity employer.
We look forward to hearing from you


Please send your resume to
The Elija School
C/o Nicole Dibra

100 Periwinkle rd

Levittown NY 11756

Email : info@elijaschool.org
Or fax : 516 216 5272

The ELIJA School is a not for profit NY State Education Corporation
501 (c) 3

All fundraising and donations are through "Friends of the ELIJA School" , which is a 501 (c) 3 not for profit organization