Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Bcbas are responsible for developing treatment plans, conducting functional behavior assessments, and providing training and oversight to registered behavior technicians (Rbts) implementing these plans. They must also maintain professional relationships, analyze data, and ensure high-Quality service delivery across various settings.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in human services and be a certified board-Certified behavior analyst in good standing with the bacb, along with experience working with children with autism or developmental disabilities. Required attributes include excellent communication, time management, the ability to handle pressure, and passing a family care safety registry background screening.