Bcba, lba

The primary responsibilities involve developing and overseeing individualized aba treatment plans, supervising registered behavior technicians (Rbts) with ongoing support, and conducting necessary assessments to adjust treatment goals for clients. Collaboration with families and multidisciplinary teams is essential to ensure client success while maintaining ethical and regulatory compliance.

Candidates must possess a master’s degree in applied behavior analysis or a related field, hold the board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) certification, and be a licensed behavior analyst (Lba) in new york state. A minimum of one year of experience in aba and a new york state medicaid id are also required.