Janiyah Bailey

• Provide direct behavioral intervention and evidence-based services to children with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities.
• Collect and analyze data, ensuring accuracy and consistency.
• Maintain updated graphs and program information in electronic systems.
• Maintain detailed records of sessions, including progress notes, daily logs, incident reports, and program updates.
• Implement evidence-based practices, such as discrete trial teaching, natural environment teaching, and skill-based treatment.
• Actively participate in classroom, team, and all staff meetings as requested.

Many responsibilities of a museum host guard associate include, but are not limited to:

• Led and engaged in conversation with visitors about museum-related topics.
• Attended weekly meetings.
• Prepared the museum for opening and closing.
• Monitored the artwork.
• Maintained a safe and enjoyable environment.
• Assisted with museum events and other assigned duties.

• Supervised children.
• Developed age-appropriate activities and crafts to engage children.
• Sanitized tabletops, toys, and frequently touched surfaces to prevent spreading of germs.
• Enforced rules and managed behavior through developmentally appropriate discipline.
• Maintained effective schedule balance between rest periods, active play, and instruction.
• Checked in guests.
• Answered any calls and questions.
• Sold memberships and merchandise.

• Greeted guests at front desk and engaged in pleasant conversations while managing check-in process.
• Answered any calls and questions.
• Scheduled, coordinated and confirmed appointments.
• Sold memberships and merchandise.
• Cleaned the studio before and after workout sessions.

• Greeted customers entering store and responded promptly to customer needs.
• Operated cash register for cash, check, and credit card.
• Sold merchandise.
• Answered any calls or questions.
• Completed office duties such as scanning, filing, closing tickets, and doing the nightly deposit.