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The Birchtree Center is an expanding not-for-profit organization based in Newington, NH, that provides year-round educational services to students with autism ranging in age from 2-21 years. We are committed to helping children and youth with autism grow and flourish in our school, in their homes and communities. We provide year round services to students with autism aged 2- 21 years in our school and/or in our Outreach Program. Our approach incorporates best practices in Applied Behavior Analysis, Communication Sciences, Sensory Integration and Social Skill Development. The Birchtree Center offers comprehensive training and supervision within a supportive educational team environment. 
We have the following immediate openings: Associate Director / Director of Institutional Advancement(full-time)
The Associate Director / Director of Institutional Advancement assists the Executive Director in providing professional leadership and management of the organization and in coordinating and implementing policies and procedures of the Center. This position also oversees the advancement office and assists the Executive Director in raising annual, major, capital and deferred commitments through ongoing relationship building, solicitation, and stewardship towards existing and prospective donors to achieve the center’s fundraising goals. The Associate Director / Director of Institutional Advancement reports to and is responsible to the Executive Director in all matters. Requirements: At least 5 years of senior management experience is required. A graduate degree from an accredited institution or equivalent additional experience in senior management is also required. Extensive knowledge of administrative procedures, financial management, and Special Education policies and procedures. Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate internally with the staff and externally with funders, regulators, collaborators, media, and families. Demonstrated ability to manage a multi-level organization with a budget comparable to Birchtree's budget. Demonstrated ability to generate funds from diverse sources. Proven networking and community outreach capabilities. Must be able to demonstrate a strong commitment to The Birchtree Center’s mission to improve the lives of children and youth with autism, along with a strong commitment to working with individuals with autism utilizing Applied Behavior Analysis. Computer literacy is required. Applicant must consent to a criminal background check. Must be physically and mentally capable of moving and thinking quickly under stressful situations and be able to function in a fast-paced environment. This is a full-time, salaried position; salary is competitive. Benefits include medical, dental and long-term disability insurance, paid vacation, and optional life insurance (all after waiting period); 403(b) retirement plan available. Posted 6/14/10. 
Human Resources Coordinator(part-time; 25-30 hours per week)The Human Resources Coordinator is directly responsible for human resource plans and procedures for all personnel (currently 45) in a growing nonprofit organization. Duties include: personnel record-keeping and reporting, payroll and benefits administration, regulatory compliance, policy and procedure development, orientation and training, staff/management relation, and other tasks as assigned.
This position reports directly to the Executive Director. Requirements: Knowledge of principles and practices of personnel administration along with effective oral and written communication skills, strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and excellent interpersonal skills. A minimum of three years of experience in human resources is required, as well as a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution with a miminum of a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification. Experience in non-profit and/or educational settings preferred. Posted 9/1/10. Registered Nurse(part-time)The Registered Nurse serves as a consultant to The Birchtree Center’s year-round special educational day program for students with autism aged 2-21 years. Duties include risk management, the development of health-related policies and procedures, and staff and parent training on health-related issues. The Registered Nurse also serves as resource person in preparing health education curricula and may also provide occasional direct school nursing services to students with autism aged 2-21 years. This is a part-time position; the hourly rate is competitive. Requirements: Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse by the New Hampshire Board of Nursing, with four or more years of experience as a Registered Nurse, preferably in a school, special education, or pediatric setting. A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field from an accredited institution is also required. Understanding of autism and experience working with students with autism is a plus. Applicant must consent to a criminal background check. Must be physically and mentally capable of moving and thinking quickly under stressful situations and be able to function in a fast-paced environment. Posted 6/22/10. Clinical Instructors(part-time; flexible hours; weekends & evenings possible)This is a part-time, flexible schedule position in our Outreach Program. The qualified candidate will provide 1:1 instruction to a student with autism in home and/or school, utilizing Applied Behavior Analysis principles. Responsibilities may include assisting students with hygiene routines, meal skills, leisure skills and community-based goals. Outreach Clinical Instructors work 2-20 hours per week, mostly during afternoons, evenings, and weekends. Training and supervision are provided. A BA/BS in a related field is required. Experience working with students with autism is a plus. Posted 7/20/10. 
To Apply Send resume with cover letter by post, email, or fax to: Personnel
The Birchtree Center
2064 Woodbury Avenue, Suite 204
Newington, NH 03801-2808 
EOE
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