Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

The role involves conducting assessments, developing individualized behavior intervention plans, and implementing behavior analytic techniques to modify behaviors for clients, primarily children with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities also include training staff, analyzing progress data, collaborating with teams, and serving as the main communication point for families and guardians.

Candidates must possess board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) certification and be a licensed applied behavior analyst (Laba) in massachusetts, holding a master's or doctorate degree in applied behavior analysis (Aba). Essential requirements include experience working with children, especially those with developmental disabilities, and proficiency in aba principles.