Behavior Analyst - Child & Family Developmental Services

The behavior analyst provides specialized care as part of a multi-Disciplinary team for pediatric patients with developmental challenges. They are responsible for designing and implementing effective behavior plans in partnership with families and care teams.

Candidates must hold a graduate degree in behavior analysis, psychology, or education and possess a current board certified behavior analyst (Bcba) certification. Additionally, applicants need two years of experience working with children with special needs and must be licensed as a behavior analyst in alaska.