Laurel Ozier Lindsey
Parent Educator at Advocates for Children Georgia- Claim this Profile
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Experience
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Advocates for Children Georgia
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United States
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Non-profit Organizations
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1 - 100 Employee
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Parent Educator
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Sep 2023 - Present
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Spectrum Behavioral Associates
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United States
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1 - 100 Employee
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Lead Registered Behavioral Technician
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Jan 2022 - Jul 2023
I used Applied Behavior Analysis to increase desired behavior in children and adults on the Autism spectrum. In addition, I collaborated with other RBT’s, BCBA’s, supervisors, teachers, and parents to provide appropriate and effective practices. Being flexible is extremely important as an RBT. I remained open to schedule changes, learning a new client and their behavior plan/target goals. I brought creativity to each of my sessions - if I’m having fun, my client is having fun! As a lead on a case, I communicated with other team members on updates, modifications, or concerns. I also inputted data into a line graph using Microsoft Excel. This shows the progress or regression in a client over time and tells us if we need to change what we’re working on to better meet the child where they are at. Show less
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Hopebridge
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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1 - 100 Employee
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Registered Behavioral Technician
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Jun 2020 - Jan 2022
I worked with two clients a day with two four hour sessions using Applied Behavioral Analysis. I ran Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT) to increase the skills of the client while creating an environment of learning and fun. I promoted peer interaction with social skill groups, parallel play, and social interactions during lunch and other planned events. I was supervised by a BCBA who gave me feedback on client’s programs and how I can better use behavior intervention strategies. I worked with two clients a day with two four hour sessions using Applied Behavioral Analysis. I ran Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT) to increase the skills of the client while creating an environment of learning and fun. I promoted peer interaction with social skill groups, parallel play, and social interactions during lunch and other planned events. I was supervised by a BCBA who gave me feedback on client’s programs and how I can better use behavior intervention strategies.
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Infant Teacher
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Jan 2020 - May 2020
As an assistant infant teacher, I used developmentally appropriate skills to nurture and meet the needs of each child in the classroom. I helped plan age-appropriate activities and performed daily duties while practicing safety, cleanliness, and professionalism. As an assistant infant teacher, I used developmentally appropriate skills to nurture and meet the needs of each child in the classroom. I helped plan age-appropriate activities and performed daily duties while practicing safety, cleanliness, and professionalism.
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Education
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Georgia Southern University
Bachelor’s, Child and Family Development