Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

The bcba is responsible for providing clinical supervision and oversight of programs implemented by supervisors and behavior interventionists, while also developing and implementing comprehensive aba treatment plans for individuals with autism or developmental delays. Key functions include conducting assessments, writing progress reports, training staff, and collaborating with families to tailor aba programs to specific client needs.

Candidates must possess the necessary training, education, and/Or experience to serve as a qualified autism service professional, requiring a master's degree in applied behavior analysis or a related field, along with active bcba certification. Essential requirements include availability for afternoon/Evening shifts, ability to travel locally, a valid california driver’s license, and reliable transportation.