Board Certified Behavior Analyst/Program Supervisor

Company Description

BECA, a California regional center vendor and certified by the California Department of Education as a non-public agency, was established in 1999 to help meet the ongoing demand for accessible, high-quality, ABA services for individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), ages 18 months and older, and their families. Our service areas currently include greater Los Angeles, Orange County and Sacramento, with services soon becoming available to additional cities, states, and countries. Our mission is to help children become more fully integrated into their family, school and community environments. We pride ourselves in the unique comprehensiveness that our team of UCLA-trained directors, Board Certified Behavior Analysts, and clinical psychologists offer to our clients, who deserve no less than the most carefully designed intensive behavioral education services.

We are seeking talented, qualified individuals to join a great team of professionals!

Minimum Education Required for Position

Bachelor's Degree

Minimum Certification Required for Position

BCBA Preferred

Job Description + Responsibilities

---------------------------------Behavior Analyst---------------------------------------------

Conducts functional analyses and assessments, develops behavior intervention plans, develops IEP and IFSP goals in collaboration with other professionals and parents, conducts parent and staff training on an on-going basis, analyzes data regularly and adjusts programs as necessary, monitors the implementation of intervention plans and modifies as necessary, trains and supervises clinical staff and generates necessary reports for families and funding agencies.

Requirements:

Master's Degree with BCBA certification

Leadership, interpersonal, written communication and time management skills

Minimum of two years of experience with related population preferred.

Compensation: Depending on Experience

-----------------------------------Program Supervisor------------------------------------------

Conduct preference assessments, skills assessments, FBAs and FAs, create, and monitor the outcomes, of behavior intervention programs, draft conceptually and grammatically well-written progress reports, assist in training of team members, provide direct care to clients as needed, collaborate, communicate with, and provide trainings as needed to client families/caregivers, and other service providers, provide analysis of progress and barriers to progress to BCBA, adhere to BACB, HIPAA and other regulatory standards governing professional practice.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Education, Special Education or related field.

BACB certified or enrolled in graduate program to pursue BACB certification as a BCBA or BCaBA.

Leadership, interpersonal, written communication and time management skills

Minimum of 2 years of experience working with related population preferred

Compensation: Depending on Experience

*Entry level positions available as well*

Salary, Benefits, + Opportunities

Health, Dental and Vision Insurance

Paid Vacation/Sick Days

Simple IRA

Supervised Independent Field Work hours to pursue certification as a BCBA or BCaBA

Professional development funds and opportunities to earn CEUs at no cost

Opportunities to participate in research projects, structured reviews of literature, and program development trainings.

A mentorship network of experienced clinicians.

Future professional growth opportunities.