Board Certified Behavior Analyst
About the role
Lehigh University's Autism Services program sits at the intersection of rigorous research and real-world impact. If you're a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who finds meaning in shaping meaningful outcomes for individuals with autism spectrum disorders and in mentoring the clinicians who deliver that care, this role puts you at the center of that work. Within Lehigh University's College of Education, you'll work alongside faculty and clinicians who take applied research seriously. This program connects university expertise directly to the families who need it most.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop individualized behavioral support plans for clients diagnosed with ASD
- Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of behavioral interventions, adjusting plans as clinical data indicates
- Conduct functional behavior assessments to inform treatment planning
- Collaborate with caregivers, educators, and external service providers to ensure cohesive, client-centered care
- Lead treatment team meetings and coordinate care across all stakeholders involved in a client's program
- Provide structured supervision and direct oversight to Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs)
- Deliver training to RBTs, caregivers, and teachers in the implementation of behavior intervention strategies
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation in accordance with BACB standards and program requirements
- Report on client progress and program outcomes to the LUAS Director and Clinical Director
- Contribute to the ongoing quality improvement of Lehigh's university-based autism services program
Requirements
- Master's Degree in a related field
- Three to five years of work related experience
- One to three years experience as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
- Three to five years experience working with children with autism
- Active Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential and PA Behavior Specialist credential in good standing
- Proven ability to supervise and train RBTs or paraprofessionals in ABA practice
- Strong communication skills for translating clinical guidance to families and interdisciplinary teams
- Commitment to ethical, evidence-based practice aligned with BACB professional standards
Schedule
Flexibility; May include evening and weekend hours, depending on service schedule and client/family availability.
Pay
Approximate salary range: $56,030‑$68,190 (subject to change based on experience, skills and qualifications).
Benefits
Staff enjoy above-standard retirement contributions, generous paid leave, and tuition benefits — all within a campus community invested in professional growth.