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In this final episode of Season 1 of the Do Wonders podcast, I talk with Kiara Binninger, Regional Clinical Director in the Pacific Northwest Market. As the supervisor highlighted in our last episode by to Marissa Deane, Kiara speaks to her drive to pay in forward through building relationships with the staff she serves.

In this episode of the Do Wonders podcast, I talk with Marissa Deane, a Behavior Technician Specialist in the Pacific Northwest. At the core of what we do is build relationships, and in this episode you'll hear how her relationship with her supervisor was so impactful that it not only led to transformative work with her clients but finding finding joy in career. Please make sure to share the link to our podcast to your coworkers, employees, bosses, friends and families, as we continue to highlight the stories of our technicians, clinicians, and the tireless staff that support our great mission. https://do-wonders.captivate.fm/listen

In this episode of the Do Wonders podcast, I talk with Jessica Reed, Director of Intake. Passion for our mission exists throughout our organization and uin this episode you'll hear how Jessica's desire to help people has led to her role in leading a team of empathetic and driven staff. Please make sure to share the link to our podcast to your coworkers, employees, bosses, friends and families, as we continue to highlight the stories of our technicians, clinicians, and the tireless staff that support our great mission. https://do-wonders.captivate.fm/listen

In this episode of the Do Wonders podcast, I talk with Tom Cattel, Vice President of Revenue Cycle Integration. One may call him the swiss army knife of Centria. You'll hear how Tom has led a number of behind the clinical scene's initiatives while always being focused on our mission. Please make sure to share the link to our podcast to your coworkers, employees, bosses, friends and families, as we continue to highlight the stories of our technicians, clinicians, and the tireless staff that support our great mission. https://do-wonders.captivate.fm/listen

In this episode of the Do Wonders podcast, I talk with Angela Khater, a Supervising Clinician in the Detroit Area. You'll hear what happens when the drive of a parent to provide whats best for the child meets what BF Skinner calls the first principle of scientific methodologists when you run into something interesting to drop everything and study it Please make sure to share the link to our podcast to your coworkers, employees, bosses, friends and families, as we continue to highlight the stories of our technicians, clinicians, and the tireless staff that support our great mission. https://do-wonders.captivate.fm/listen

In this episode of the Do Wonders podcast, we talk with Scott Barry, our Chief Executive Officer. You'll hear on how having a drive to succeed with the mentality of saying Yes, led to Centria Autism. Please make sure to share the link to our podcast to your coworkers, employees, bosses, friends and families, as we continue to highlight the stories of our technicians, clinicians, and the tireless staff that support our great mission. https://do-wonders.captivate.fm/listen

In this episode of the Do Wonders podcast, we talk with Darryl Lewis, a Supervising Clinician in Detroit. You'll hear a pretty inspiring story that led him from technician to clinician while finding a career that realized his desire to become an agent of change.

In this episode of the Do Wonders podcast, we talk with Julia Pitroski and hear her passionate story about her work as a Behavior Technician, how that has translated to her choice in a career, and we conclude with a discussion on how pragmatism is related to the work that she does.

This week, in our inaugural episode, we hear from staff around our organization on the release of our Standards of Care, its importance, and how it aligns with both clinical and non-clinical roles. 00:21 Introduction 03:15 Interview with our CCO, Dr. Braden Josephson 15:35 Director of Intake, Jessica Reed & AVP Kelly DaCosta 29:15 VPs of Clinical Performance and Innovation, Anne Boardman, James Macon