Board Certified Behavior Analyst

ICM•Monticello, AR

17h•Onsite

About The Position

The Board Certified Behavior Analyst develops and updates assessments and treatment plans, trains Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and families or guardians on implementing the Individual Treatment Plan (ITP) and collecting data, and oversees treatment implementation. The role monitors treatment effectiveness and implementation fidelity, ensures evidence-based ABA strategies are used, provides ongoing education and responds to concerns from family members and key staff, and modifies treatment plans and assessment information as needed. Assessments and the ITP must be updated at least every six months. The schedule is after school/evenings in Monticello and requires 2–6 hours per week monitoring the RBT, along with monthly family training.

Requirements

Hold a Behavior Analyst Certification Board certificate as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
Experience in ABA therapy.
At least two years of experience developing or providing intensive intervention, or overseeing an intensive intervention program for children with autism.
Be reliable.

Nice To Haves

Flexible schedule.

Responsibilities

Update assessments as needed and at least every six months.
Develop and update the treatment plan and ITP as needed.
Train the RBT and parents or guardians to implement the ITP and collect data.
Communicate with the RBT and parents or guardians.
Oversee ITP implementation and ensure evidence-based intervention strategies are used.
Monitor treatment effectiveness and implementation fidelity through on-site monitoring.
Provide monthly family training and ongoing education to family members and key staff on ABA strategies in the treatment plan.
Respond to family members’ and key staff’s concerns regarding the treatment plan.
Modify the treatment plan and assessment information as necessary.
Spend 2–6 hours per week monitoring the RBT.