Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Choices Behavioral Health (CBH) is looking to expand our compassionate and innovative team. We are seeking a collaborative and creative Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) that is dedicated to providing individualized and quality ABA services. CBH is a small, center-based company that focuses on providing evidenced based, quality services. Though our treatment is always guided by the principles of

ABA, CBH

understands that each child and family is different and that their care should be as unique as they are. We strive to find individualized and flexible approaches that are the best fit for the families we support.

CBH Offers:

Digital Practice Management that Minimizes Time-Consuming Paperwork Center Based, Minimal Commuting Small case loads Benefits Paid Time Off On-Going Training Paid Administrative Duties Monday -

Friday Work Hours Full-time and Part-time Opportunities Qualifications:

BCBA Certification Possess a Valid Driver's license Experience in behavioral assessment and treatment Experience with children and teenagers

Typical Duties:

Perform any combination of the following: Using current research-based applied behavioral strategies to build client programs Creating and implementing function-based behavior intervention plans Collecting data to assist with monitoring of goals Maintaining objective documentation of all services Attending meetings, conferences, and in-services related to clients and professional development Overseeing behavior technician's implementation of programs Supervising individual's seeking certification Updating client materials Facilitating caregiver training Implementing programs related to shaping communication and other goal behaviors Participating in discussion of latest research related to behavioral strategies Assisting in child's self-care and physical needs including diapering, feeding, and dressing Maintaining a clean and safe environment; perform miscellaneous administrative tasks.

Skills required:

Required skills include the abilities to: Communicate effectively in writing and verbally Maintain professional relationships with children, caregivers, teachers, and other professionals Follow written and verbal directions Be flexible in a fast-paced environment Self-manage to ensure all job areas are thoroughly completed Be willing to learn and grow professionally Work collaboratively with the clinical team

Job Types:

Full-time, Part-time Pay:

Up to $90,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Continuing education credits Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person