Board Certified Behavior Analyst

• Fulfill at least 28 billable hours per week (includes direct sessions).

• Schedule planned billable hours for the following week by the Friday prior to the week.

• Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBA).

• Conduct structured preference assessments as needed.

• Develop behavior intervention plans based on the results of FBA.

• Conduct ongoing skills assessments (e.g., VB-Mapp).

• Implement and monitor data collection systems to track and evaluate client progress on treatment plan objectives.

• Update treatment plans on an ongoing basis as indicated by data collected.

• Complete all initial intake assessment reports within the time frames outlined by assessment authorizations.

• Complete client six-month progress reports within appropriate submission windows as indicated by the funder (e.g., one month prior to end of authorization for Molina, up to 60 days prior to end of authorization for Tricare).

• Provide 1:1 ABA therapy as needed; subbing & covering lunches as needed by the scheduling department.

• Provide caregiver education and training to implement treatment plan strategies and report on caregiver goal progress to the funding source.

• Supervise and provide ongoing training and skill acquisition intervention for Behavior Interventionists implementing ABA treatment plans.

• Supervise individuals working to obtain or maintain their RBT credential, providing ongoing training and completing RBT Competency Assessments as needed.

• Provide a minimum of 5% supervision of any Registered Behavior Technician supervisee each calendar month, and complete ongoing documentation in preparation for BACB audit.

• Ensure RBT supervisees are added to your BACB account profile.

• Supervise individuals working toward their BCBA credential, following one year as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

• Participate in training new hires/structuring new hire shadow sessions (e.g., complete training checklists).

• Provide at least:

• 15-30 minutes of supervision for single-day subs; one hour for a week-long sub

• 2-4 hours for new permanent pairings, across the first three days of sessions.

• Complete at least two BI feedback forms for each BI in their first six months of employment; and at least one every six months thereafter.

• Conduct initial intake assessments as assigned.

• Participate in Behavior Technician 6 month reviews when necessary.

• Attend and contribute to scheduled Clinical Meetings & All Staff Meetings

• Maintain BCBA credential each two year cycle, meeting all requirements as specified by the BACB.

• Implement and support center/client schedules (e.g., meal times, SSG, water play)

• Ensure that your clients are in a safe and positive environment at all times.

• Contribute to a positive work environment by being a proactive and ethical role model.

Requirements:

• Must be certified by the BACB as a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst.

• Must possess a master’s degree or post-graduate certification in applied behavior analysis.

• Must maintain CPR or BLS certification.

• Must have excellent communication skills.

Clinical Supervisor Work Hours and Location:

• Travel is not required. Services are provided at the center.

• Work materials are provided.

• Center hours are 7:45am-4:15pm Monday through Friday

• The minimum billable requirement for this position is 28 billable hours per week.

Benefits: We offer insurance to employees and dependents.

• Medical Insurance

• Dental Insurance

• Vision Insurance

• Life Insurance

• Employee Assistance Program through ADP

• 401K Plan that you can invest in for retirement

• 80 hours PTO plus 18 paid holidays per year (includes 2 week winter break)

• Bonus incentives available on a monthly basis