Paul A. Allison, M.S. ** Charles Street, Ocoee, FL 34761 407-***-**** ad4kda@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Highly qualified Behavior Analyst with 28 years of experience in behavior analysis and private consulting across various settings. Specialized expertise in the school system, group homes, and residential environments, with a focus on individuals with ADHD, autism, and intellectual disabilities.

SKILLS

Online Psychology Instruction

Staff Management, Motivation, and Training

Positive Reinforcement Strategies

Applied Behavior Analysis

Curriculum Development

Client-Centered Goal Pursuit

Military Student Engagement

Group, Family, and Individual Therapy

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Adjunct Faculty Park University, Parkville, Missouri Spring 2011 to January 2023

Developed and taught online course for Applied Behavior Analysis, PS358.

Instructed various psychology classes, including Introduction to Psychology, Child Psychology, Adolescent Psychology, Cross-Cultural Psychology, and Human Growth and Development.

Received positive feedback from students, highlighting effective teaching methods and engaging discussions.

Owner/Head Beekeeper Allison’s Apiaries, L.L.C., Ocoee, Florida 09/2004 to Present

Established and expanded the business from 6 to 135 beehives in one year.

Initiated beekeeping programs in the first high school in Florida, providing education and support to students and teachers.

Successfully managed retail sales of honey, collaborated with landowners for pollination services, and actively participated in the Orange Blossom Beekeepers Association.

Behavior Analyst Orange County Public Schools, Orlando, FL 08-2001 to 07-2011

Trained and certified staff in assessment techniques, crisis management, and behavior intervention strategies.

Conducted Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and developed individualized behavior plans (BIP).

Supervised behavior trainers and provided consultation to administrators, teachers, and paraprofessionals.

Supported a student with Asperger’s syndrome from 1st grade to the beginning of high school.