Board Certified Behavior Analyst

The Behavior Analyst provides senior level behavior analysis services in the form of consultation and technical assistance to individuals with cognitive, developmental, physical and health related needs, working under minimal supervision, with considerable latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment.The Behavior Analyst provides supervision to behavioral health staff in the area of applied behavior analysis.Performs observations and functional assessments necessary for behavior analysis and service delivery, including restraint reduction, skill acquisition plans, and data analysis of the effects of psychotropic medication.Provides training to staff concerning positive and effective approaches to preventing/addressing challenging behaviors.The Behavior Analyst assists in systematically evaluating the consistent implementation of behavior support plans through personal observation, staff interviews, and review of documentation.The Behavior Analyst is responsible for maintaining knowledge of applicable laws, regulations, and departmental and agency policy and for developing systems and procedures to meet the standards and requirements therein.The Behavior Analyst serves on various work groups and committees and may chair Behavior Support Plan Peer Review Committee.Working with adults only