Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Role Overview

• Developing skill acquisition programs and behavior intervention plans
• Monitoring client progress and analyzing data
• Modifying client interventions
• Training RBTs on client-specific interventions
• Conducting treatment integrity checks and competencies with RBTs
• Conducting assessment and reassessment activities
• Conceptualizing client treatment needs and developing individualized goals
• Observing and participating in caregiver trainings
• Providing direct work with clients

Requirements

• Full completion of field experience and supervision hours required for BCBA eligibility
• Meet all BACB requirements to sit for BCBA exam
• Committed to sit for BCBA exam within 60 days
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Excellent time management and interpersonal skills
• Physical capacity to move quickly and respond to potentially aggressive / challenging behavior and de-escalate challenging situations with clients
• Prolonged periods of standing, walking, kneeling, bending, squatting, running and/or sitting in order to interact with clients and to implement prescribed interventions
• Must be able to move and lift up to 50 pounds to assist with client positioning or mobility
• Adequate vision and hearing are needed to work with clients and staff
• Eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity to operate office equipment and other necessary tools.