The Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is responsible for applying evidence-based assessments and interventions to support individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders . They collaborate with school staff, caregivers, and families to develop and implement behavior support and skill acquisition plans , including conducting functional behavior assessments (FBAs), designing treatment plans, and training staff and caregivers. The role involves providing clinical supervision, data collection, progress monitoring, and documentation to ensure high-quality, compliant services. Qualified candidates must hold current BACB certification, a relevant master's degree, and licensure in a mental health discipline . They should have at least two years of post-master's experience with children/adolescents, including conducting FBAs and developing behavior plans . Essential skills include excellent communication, supervision, problem-solving, and cultural competence . Physical ability to travel, lift, and work in diverse environments is required. The position demands professionalism, confidentiality, and adaptability .