Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Bcbas focus on delivering quality care rather than extensive paperwork, operating within a multidisciplinary team structure that includes aba, speech, ot, and pt services. The role involves different levels of responsibility based on experience, with opportunities for leadership advancement.

Candidates must be board certified behavior analysts (Bcba) and the required experience level varies across three defined levels, ranging from 0 to over 4 years. The organization emphasizes a clinician-Led approach and offers incentives for high-Quality work.