Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

The role involves providing supervision to registered behavioral technicians (Rbts), developing child-Specific behavior plans based on aba principles, and continuously reviewing data to ensure treatment effectiveness. Responsibilities also include conducting various assessments, tracking authorizations, and providing regular parent/Caretaker training.

Candidates must be a board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) holding a master’s degree in a related field with specialized knowledge in behavioral health treatment philosophies. Additional requirements include possessing reliable transportation, adhering to professional ethical codes, and demonstrating strong analytical, judgment, and problem-Solving skills.