Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Qualifications

Master’s Degree in ABA or related field (Psychology, Education, or Special Education).

Board Certified Behavioral Analyst/senior BCBA.

Obtain and maintain Safety Care Specialist Status.

Minimum 1-year experience as a BCBA.

Demonstrate a passion for working with children with ASD and support for their families.

Possess strong leadership skills including excellent communication, motivator, and self-starter.

Strong assessment and treatment planning skills.

A passion to create change in a child's life.

Able to work with challenging behaviors.

Responsibilities

Develop research-based and individualized behavior analytical programming for children with autism.

Conduct assessments and write evaluation reports.

Create and oversee treatment plans and behavior management protocols.

Lead a team of BT/RBTs giving training, instruction, and guidance on ABA therapy.

Review data and program effectiveness, make treatment modifications, and graph/monitor progress.

Meet regularly with parents and incorporate the client’s progress into parent training sessions.

Benefits

$75,000-$80,000 salary.

Medical benefits or Student Loan Repayment assistance.

401k Retirement Match Plan.

Paid CEU twice per year (Up to $700).

Two paid Professional Development days off for CEU use.