​Behavior Specialist (BCBA)

The behavior specialist/Bcba will lead assessments, design and implement support plans, analyze data, and coach caregivers using behavior-Analytic strategies in homes, centers, and community settings. Responsibilities include modeling and coordinating behavioral services, training caregivers on positive strategies, and monitoring progress through data collection and regular visits.

Candidates must possess a bachelor’s or master’s degree in psychology or a related field, and preferably be a board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) or board certified assistant behavior analyst (Bcaba). A valid driver's license is required, and candidates should have about two years of experience developing support plans, though bcba/Bcaba students needing supervision hours are also considered.