Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
BCBA:
- Complete assessments and develop treatment plans for each child.
- Conduct functional analyses and ongoing functional assessments along with behavior plans as needed.
- Visit and provide supervision to each child’s treatment at least twice monthly.
- Measure and track progress of each client based on observation and data reviews.
- Provide supervision and support to Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) assigned to each client.
- Collaborate with other BCBAs in addressing best practice in treatment of autism.
- Conduct functional behavioral assessments.
- Develop and monitor implementation of behavior plans and associated programs.
- Make recommendations to teams regarding level of behavioral supports needed.
- Provide ongoing consultation and analysis as directed to support clients and teams.
- Respond promptly and professionally to individual and family needs and requests.
- Adhere to rules and regulations and policies and procedures in provision of services.
- Oversee implementation of behavior plans and associated programs by direct care staff.
- Provide ongoing training and supervision, both individual and group, to behavior technicians.
- Complete daily case notes and other required program-related documentation.
- Ensure working case files are developed and maintained.
- Regularly analyze data and complete written reports to document client progress.
- Maintain HIPPA Compliance.
BCBA Requirements:
- Master’s degree or higher.
- Certified by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board as a BCBA.
- Clear background screening.
- Eligible to provide services through a variety of insurance providers.