Step into an impactful contract opportunity providing essential behavioral support and guidance for K-12 students. Serving in a school-based environment, you'll use your expertise as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to make a meaningful difference for children, including those with autism and other disabilities.

Key Qualifications:

Masters degree and active BCBA certification required Demonstrated experience with children and youth, especially those with disabilities and autism spectrum disorders Strong background in functional behavioral assessments, intervention planning, and data-driven decision-making Previous BCBA-level experience in a school setting highly valued Skilled in supervising staff or contractors, offering mentorship and feedback Capable of collaborating effectively with multidisciplinary teams, school professionals, and families Commitment to fostering inclusive learning environments

Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive behavioral assessments for students across grades K-12 Design and implement effective, individualized behavior intervention plans Supervise and provide guidance to a designated onsite contractor Monitor student progress, prepare reports, and adjust interventions as needed Coach and consult with classroom teachers, aides, and other staff to ensure best practices in behavioral support Engage in staff training and participate in IEP meetings as a valued team member Maintain thorough documentation in accordance with school and professional standards

Benefits:

Consistent, full-time hours Monday through Friday, totaling 37.5 hours per week Opportunity to work within a passionate educational community Shape the direction of behavioral programs and make a lasting impact on student lives Collaborative, supportive work environment If youre a dedicated BCBA eager to build positive relationships with students and staff while guiding behavioral services in a school setting, apply today for immediate consideration. Step forward and help lead the way in student support!