New York Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Responsibilities include conducting functional behavior assessments, developing individualized behavior intervention and treatment plans, and providing supervision and training to behavior technicians. The role also requires collecting and analyzing data to guide decisions and collaborating with families and interdisciplinary teams.

Candidates must currently reside in the new york city area and hold an active board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) certification. Applicants are also required to obtain and maintain a new york state licensed behavior analyst (Lba) credential and have experience delivering aba services in various settings.