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A Career in Applied Behavioral Analysis
A Career in Applied Behavioral Analysis
A Career in Applied Behavioral Analysis
Thursday 9th April 2020
Dive into Applied Behavioural Analysis with Melissa Hunsinger-Harris as she shares her career journey and insights on this expanding field.
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Episode Overview
- ABA offers diverse career paths beyond autism.
- Melissa's transition from fieldwork to academia was gradual and insightful.
- Online teaching of ABA is possible with careful planning and research.
- ABA can be applied in various settings, including corporate environments.
- Continuous learning is essential due to evolving research in ABA.
"ABA at the time was definitely not something that was in every day, you know, it wasn't a degree program in a lot of universities."
Ever wondered what it takes to carve out a career in Applied Behavioural Analysis? This episode of Mental Health News Radio might just have the answers. Kristin Sunanta-Walker chats with Melissa Hunsinger-Harris, a seasoned expert in ABA, about her journey through this fascinating field. From working with students diagnosed with autism to teaching at Bay Path University, Melissa shares how she’s seen the field evolve over the years.
With a knack for intensive early behavioural intervention, Melissa’s career path has been anything but ordinary. She highlights the wide range of opportunities within ABA, from educational settings to organisational behaviour management. It’s clear that ABA isn’t just about autism anymore – the field has expanded, offering diverse career paths like environmental sustainability and behavioural gerontology. Melissa also reflects on her transition from hands-on work to academia, sharing insights on how teaching has kept her on her toes.
Her anecdotes bring to life the challenges and rewards of guiding students through ABA’s intricate details, both online and in person. It’s not just about imparting knowledge; it’s about fostering a love for learning and adapting to new research. If you’re curious about the ins and outs of ABA or considering a career change, this episode offers plenty of food for thought. Tune in for an engaging conversation that showcases the depth and breadth of ABA as a career choice.