Behavior Analyst

The behavioral analyst conducts comprehensive client assessments and develops measurable treatment goals through individualized treatment plans. They provide direct care services, supervise staff, and collaborate with families and multidisciplinary teams to implement effective behavioral interventions.

Candidates must hold a board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) certification and a graduate degree in a relevant field. An active pennsylvania license in a clinical or behavioral specialty is required, along with the ability to pass criminal and child abuse background checks.