Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

The role involves implementing behavioral support interventions based on individual needs and ongoing assessment, including providing applied behavioral analysis (Aba), functional behavioral assessment, and developing/Implementing behavior support plans. Responsibilities also include training and directly supervising support staff providing aba services as required by certification standards.

Candidates must possess a master's level degree and be a board certified behavior analyst (Bcba), with a requirement to obtain rbt credentials if not already held. Essential abilities include establishing supportive relationships, exercising good judgment, remaining calm in crises, and effectively presenting information both orally and in writing.