Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

The primary responsibilities involve implementing behavioral support interventions based on individual needs, conducting functional behavioral assessments, developing and implementing behavior support plans, and providing training and direct supervision to support staff delivering aba services.

Candidates must possess a master’s level degree and board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) certification, and must obtain registered behavior technician (Rbt) credentials if not already held. Additional requirements include the ability to build supportive relationships, exercise good judgment in crises, and possess a valid driver's license.