The Clinical Assistant will provide direct care and supervision of patients admitted to the Neurobehavioral Unit (NBU) Outpatient Clinic; implement written behavioral protocols; manage aggressive, self-injurious, and disruptive patient behavior; and collect data on patient-specific target behaviors.   Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm. 

FULL TIME HOURS: 3pm-11:30pm, weekend shifts required Saturday AND Sunday (7am-3:30pm or 3pm-11:30pm)   **Exciting opportunity for college students-Flexible work schedules that can accommodate student classes   The Clinical Assistant will provide direct care and supervision of patients admitted to the Inpatient Neurobehavioral Unit, implement written behavioral and educational protocols, and collect data on patient-specific target behaviors.   The Clinical Assistants work with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities admitted to the inpatient NBU for treatment of severe problem behavior.   The Neurobehavioral Unit primarily serves children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 21; however, we periodically admit individuals over the age of 21.  Patients have a variety of diagnoses, including: autism spectrum disorder, developmental delay, intellectual disability, sleep disorders, feeding disorders, stereotypic movement disorder with self-injurious behavior, and various genetic, metabolic and chromosomal disorders.  Patients are admitted for the assessment and treatment of severe behavioral problems.   Common types of behavioral problems treated on the NBU include: - Self-injurious behavior (SIB) - Aggression - Destructive or disruptive behavior Bilingual (Spanish) candidates welcomed to apply!     Keyword:  Applied Behavioral Analysis, Applied Behavioral Analysis, Clinical, Pediatric, Psychology

PART TIME HOURS: 3pm-11:30 pm, weekend shift required Saturday OR Sunday (7am-3:30pm or 3pm-11:30pm)   **Exciting opportunity for college students-Flexible work schedules that can accommodate student classes   The Clinical Assistant will provide direct care and supervision of patients admitted to the Inpatient Neurobehavioral Unit, implement written behavioral and educational protocols, and collect data on patient-specific target behaviors.   The Clinical Assistants work with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities admitted to the inpatient NBU for treatment of severe problem behavior.   The Neurobehavioral Unit primarily serves children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 21; however, we periodically admit individuals over the age of 21.  Patients have a variety of diagnoses, including: autism spectrum disorder, developmental delay, intellectual disability, sleep disorders, feeding disorders, stereotypic movement disorder with self-injurious behavior, and various genetic, metabolic and chromosomal disorders.  Patients are admitted for the assessment and treatment of severe behavioral problems.   Common types of behavioral problems treated on the NBU include: - Self-injurious behavior (SIB) - Aggression - Destructive or disruptive behavior Bilingual (Spanish) candidates welcomed to apply!     Keyword:  Applied Behavioral Analysis, Applied Behavioral Analysis, Clinical, Pediatric, Psychology

The Community Outreach Coordinator will support outreach, community education, and awareness services in the Center for Autism Services, Science and Innovation (CASSI). The incumbent will assist in dissemination of CASSI research, clinical, and education-related opportunities and advances in the community and will work with a multidisciplinary team to maintain and strategically advance the department’s online and offline materials (e.g., website content, newsletters, flyers, infographics, social media assets, etc.). With guidance from the Assistant Director, CASSI Community Programs and in collaboration with CASSI’s Outreach & Training department, this position will serve as the primary contact for research and community partnership initiatives established through CASSI’s Community Programs.

Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician  The Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, MD is searching for a board eligible and/or certified Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician as faculty in the Center for Development and Learning. The Center for Development and Learning provides diagnostic evaluations and management of children and adolescents who have problems in development, language, learning, social skills, attention, or school adjustment. The faculty member will participate in an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary clinical team of professionals that drive the clinical, training, and research missions of the Center. Responsibilities, in addition to direct patient care and teaching medical trainees, are coordination with other disciplines at Kennedy Krieger Institute, including speech and language pathologists, neuropsychologists, behavioral psychologists, child psychiatrists, neurogeneticists, genetic counselors, and social workers to ensure that each patient receives an individualized and comprehensive evaluation and recommendations for appropriate monitoring and treatment. Qualified applicants will be eligible for faculty appointment at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine as an Instructor, Assistant, Associate, or full Professor, depending upon qualifications. Excellent salary and full benefits are offered, including partial college tuition remission for faculty member dependents (at any college) and tuition remission for faculty members, spouses and dependents for course work performed at the Johns Hopkins University and the Peabody Music Institute. Kennedy Krieger Institute, located in downtown Baltimore, is a national leader in developmental disabilities and pediatric rehabilitation and transforms the lives of children with disorders of the brain through groundbreaking research, innovative treatments and life-changing education.   Interested candidates should forward a cover letter and CV via email to: Mrs. Jocelyn Feller Sr. Talent Acquisition Partner Kennedy Krieger Institute FellerJ@kennedykrieger.org For more information about Kennedy Krieger Institute, please visit www.kennedykrieger.org EOE/M/F/D/V

The Director, Facilities Operations is responsible for preventative maintenance, capital renewal, and capital improvement projects involving existing facilities and infrastructure. This position provides overall life-cycle project management with responsibility to provide expertise, coordination, direction, and oversight on multiple projects simultaneously. This individual will maintain project schedules and budgets and help keep assigned projects on track by making recommendations to the Assistant Vice President on technical matters, deviations, alternate methods, procedures, planning, efficiency, and economy. The incumbent will work under the guidance of the Assistant Vice President of Facilities Planning and Engineering to plan and maintain Institute efficiency and compliance.

The Senior Executive Assistant will provide executive administrative support to the Assistant Vice President/Executive Director (AVP/ED) of PACT.   The incumbent will manage multiple tasks and projects with competing priorities and deadlines, screen and prioritize communication from external and internal sources, maintain confidential and privileged information, construct and disseminate organizational communications with the voice and confidence of the AVP/ED, serve as a liaison with central Institute services for operational/site needs and requirements of PACT, and organize and maintain the administrative operations for the AVP/ED.    ***This position is on-site, there is not a hybrid or remote option at this time.

  The Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, Maryland is searching for a talented Neonatologist.  The neonatologist will provide clinical patient care and on-site coverage in the neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), including night coverage. The neonatologist will treat, using neonatal-perinatal medicine, premature and high-risk babieneonates, inclusive of a complete range of medical and surgical services in a manner that fosters optimal development of the newborn infant as well as incorporates the family into care-plan initiatives. The neonatologist will also provide outpatient coverage of our Neonatology High-Risk Follow Up Neurodevelopmental Clinic as well as inpatient consultations for neonates in units other than the NICU. The neonatologist will be a member of an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary team of professionals that oversee the clinical, training and research segments of patient care.   Qualified applicants will be eligible for faculty appointment at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine as an Instructor, Assistant, Associate, or full Professor, depending upon qualifications.   Excellent salary and full benefits are offered, including partial college tuition remission for faculty member dependents (at any college) and tuition remission for faculty members, spouses and dependents for course work performed at the Johns Hopkins University and the Peabody Music Institute.  Services will be provided in downtown Baltimore at Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.   Interested candidates should forward a cover letter and CV via email to: Mrs. Jocelyn Feller Talent Acquisition Partner Kennedy Krieger Institute  FellerJ@kennedykrieger.org   For more information about Kennedy Krieger Institute, please visit www.kennedykrieger.org   EOE/M/F/D/V    

Neurodevelopmental Child Neurologist  The Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, MD is searching for a board eligible and/or certified Neurodevelopmental Child Neurologist as faculty in the Center for Development and Learning. The Center for Development and Learning provides diagnostic evaluations and management of children and adolescents who have problems in development, language, learning, social skills, attention, or school adjustment. The faculty member will participate in an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary clinical team of professionals that drive the clinical, training, and research missions of the Center. Responsibilities, in addition to direct patient care and teaching medical trainees, are coordination with other disciplines at Kennedy Krieger Institute, including speech and language pathologists, neuropsychologists, behavioral psychologists, child psychiatrists, neurogeneticists, genetic counselors, and social workers to ensure that each patient receives an individualized and comprehensive evaluation and recommendations for appropriate monitoring and treatment. Qualified applicants will be eligible for faculty appointment at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine as an Instructor, Assistant, Associate, or full Professor, depending upon qualifications. Excellent salary and full benefits are offered, including partial college tuition remission for faculty member dependents (at any college) and tuition remission for faculty members, spouses and dependents for course work performed at the Johns Hopkins University and the Peabody Music Institute. Kennedy Krieger Institute, located in downtown Baltimore, is a national leader in developmental disabilities and pediatric rehabilitation and transforms the lives of children with disorders of the brain through groundbreaking research, innovative treatments and life-changing education.   Interested candidates should forward a cover letter and CV via email to: Mrs. Jocelyn Feller Sr. Talent Acquisition Partner Kennedy Krieger Institute FellerJ@kennedykrieger.org For more information about Kennedy Krieger Institute, please visit www.kennedykrieger.org EOE/M/F/D/V

The Neuropsychologist III (Neuropsychologist Manager) will provide neuropsychological assessments as needed, psychological consultation and intervention services to individuals served by the Center for Autism Services, Science, and Innovation (CASSI, formerly known as the Center for Autism and Related Disorders, or CARD). This position will teach and provide direct supervision to psychology associates and staff psychologists (and trainees as needed) providing clinical services; initiate and participate in innovative programs; and design and conduct formal courses and workshops. Primary clinical responsibilities will be for individuals ages 3 years through young adult; although services may be provided to individuals from birth throughout the lifespan.