Board Certified Behavior Analyst, BCBA $115,000 a year

Description

Salary

$115,000 a year

The Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) provides neurodiversity affirming behavior analytical services including assessment, development of acquisition and behavior-reduction programs and plans, supervision to RBTs, and development and provision of parent guidance. The BCBA fulfills an on-site, clinic-based position and contributes to a safe and effective therapeutic environment for children, their families, and staff according to the philosophy and mission of DDCN. Significant aspects of the work include: casework with individuals served by the program to address mental health or behavioral health needs; be familiar with a variety of therapeutic models including Applied Behavior Analysis, consulting with and training House Managers and Direct Support Professionals in behavioral interventions including documentation and behavioral support strategies, oversight of the Individual Program Plan (IPP) process, developing and maintaining effective partnerships with local and state agencies, developing and maintaining interagency and community relationships, and exercise of independent judgment within a broad framework of rules, regulations and policies to insure compliance with DD regulations.

The values and principles which underpin these activities must be reflected in exercising each of the duties outlined. These principles include the protection and enhancement of the rights and dignity of each individual; maximization of involvement and decision-making of the individuals served by the program; recognition that the individuals we serve are members of their community and are entitled to access of generic services, activities and resources; appreciation that meaningful relationships with family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers are natural, voluntary and must include non-disabled individuals.

Essential Functions:

Program Development

• Conducting Functional Behavior Assessments and determining justified service recommendations
• Developing assessment-informed programs and support plans
• Ongoing evaluation of intervention affects to facilitate data-informed modifications.
• Conducting staff and agency wide training
• Efficiency in and appropriate use of proprietary data collection and record management systems
• Participate in the screening of all prospective consumers by reviewing referral packets, interviewing the individual, and meeting with involved family, clinicians, and service coordinators.
• Make recommendations of needed supports and environmental adaptations
• Arrange for and evaluate clinical services provided by external agencies.
• Reviews case management activities, goals, and rules with DDCN team

Behavior Support Plans

• Review the development of Functional Behavior Assessments completed by agency personnel and provides direction for all services.
• Development, training and implementation of Behavior Support Plans (BSPs), utilizing positive behavior supports including behavior modification strategies, community integration, health, recreation, activities of daily living, etc. to ensure quality service delivery.
• Develop and train Safety Plans for individuals served.
• Write and Review of data collection on BSPs, FBA on at least a monthly basis

• Responsible for supervising, coordinating, and monitoring the delivery of treatment and clinical services and ensuring prompt and proper implementation of all clinical aspects of ISP mandated services.

• Provide ongoing consultation and when necessary, supervision to Directors, Residential Managers, Site Managers, and Direct Support Professionals in all aspects of the ISP system and the delivery of high-quality services to the Individuals served by the residential and day program.
• Attend trainings and workshops as needed to stay current with the ever-evolving clinical service delivery.
• Coordinate materials for Internal Review Committee (Human Rights), Department of Health and Human Services, Developmental Disability Systems, and peer review as needed.
• Maintain BSP goals database.
• Review General Event Reports, T-logs and data collection on Therap to make recommendations regarding effectiveness of behavior support plans, safety plans, etc.

General Duties

• Collaborate with the management team to ensure comprehensive training program that will equip all staff to perform all programmatic duties competently.
• Attend ISP meetings as necessary.
• Liaison to families, service coordinators, medical personnel, consultants, providers, and Internal Review Committee
• Monitor incident reports.
• Develop and maintain working relationships with other agencies, community organizations, or other interested parties regarding program objectives and services.
• Collaborate with the Directors and Residential Managers to ensure compliance with all licensing, regulatory and/or contractual obligations.
• Conduct periodic on-site review of service delivery.
• Prepare various documents and reports as required or requested by agency and DHHS officials
• All other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Qualifications:

• BCBA in good standing with the BACB
• Minimum of 2 years BCBA experience (preferred)
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to work in active environment and lift up to 50 lbs

Salary : $115,000