Board Certified Behavior Analyst

The role involves providing supervision to registered behavior technicians (Rbts) and behavior staff, conducting functional behavior assessments (Fbas), and developing and implementing individualized behavior support plans. Responsibilities also include collaborating within a multidisciplinary team to ensure holistic care for individuals.

Candidates must possess a master's degree and be a licensed board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) in california, along with two years of experience supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (Idd) and mental health diagnoses. Required qualifications also include experience in designing and supervising behavior modifications, the ability to train others, and possessing a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.