Board Certified Behavioral Analyst

Role Overview

• Provide clinic based, in-home, and community based ABA services to patients and families
• Supervise implementation of treatment to ensure satisfactory implementation of protocols
• Conduct initial and follow-up assessments and parent questionnaires
• Develop and write individualized behavior acquisition programs for patients
• Conduct descriptive and functional analyses as part of functional assessments
• Write behavior intervention plans for behavior reduction targets for patients
• Develop and write initial treatment plans and update plans in accordance with best practice and insurance guidelines
• Implement and supervise data collection systems
• Provide behavioral support for patients in an interdisciplinary treatment setting
• Evaluate and report patient progress toward treatment goals and oversee transition and discharge plans
• Conduct individual parent/caregiver trainings on a monthly basis at minimum and group trainings as needed
• Supervise up to 10 RBT's
• Maintain BCBA certification by acquiring continuing education in BACB required categories
• Obtain and maintain state licensure
• Abide by the Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts

Requirements

• Master’s degree in Behavior Analysis or related field
• Board certification and in good standing as a BCBA
• Must obtain and maintain current BCBA licensure in Texas
• Minimum of 2 years working with children with autism spectrum disorder or other developmental disabilities

Benefits

• Equal employment opportunities
• Prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type