Board Certified Behavior Analyst

If you're seeking an opportunity beyond the typical clinic setting—where you can truly empower individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities to become more independent and engaged in their communities—BILT, Inc. is the place for you! This is an in-person, part time role. You will be overseeing one client who will receive approximately 25 hours a week of direct registered behavior technician services within his home and local community.

You will be expected to complete an assessment, supervise the staff working (typically sessions will be within daytime hours) for approximately 20 hours a month, conduct 4 hours of parent training monthly, and attend meetings that are relevant to the client. As a BCBA on our team, your key responsibilities will include: -Conducting comprehensive assessments and developing individualized behavior support plans that meet funder requirements -Providing ongoing staff supervision and mentorship to ensure high-quality service delivery -Delivering parent and caregiver training to promote skill generalization and family involvement -Completing reassessments and submitting necessary documentation and progress reports to funders -Collaborating closely with a dedicated team of ABA professionals, MA-level clinicians, and supportive administrative staff Responsibilities: -Support Applied Behavior Analysis Services -Provide documentation of the behavioral services provided -Provide direct monitoring, assessment, intervention, and staff training including behavioral supports, proactive strategies, triggers, staff interventions, replacement behaviors, etc.

-Maintain a system for collecting objective data regarding the skills and needs of clients served utilizing Central Reach -Maintain a system for collecting program specific information including key data points utilizing Central Reach -Complete appointments through Central Reach, ensure appointments are up to date and staff follow up as needed.

-Complete functional assessments. -Develop and implement BSP -Seek input and maintain effective communication with all relevant parties -Modify BSP's as necessary; be part of the review team to review BSPs. -Family outreach and family training ongoing -Development of visual aids and tools as needed. -Present plans as needed to funding sources.

-Attend all agency, departmental, and client specific meetings as needed. -Conduct direct support staff training on implementation of individual behavioral support plans and related data collection. -Supervise Assistant BCBA(s) and other staff as required, if appropriate and applicable Requirements -BCBA certification in good standing with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) -Active state licensure (LABA) in Massachusetts, or eligibility/in progress toward licensure -Master’s degree in psychology, behavior analysis, education, social work, or a related field -Minimum of two years’ experience providing behavioral support evaluations and services for individuals with developmental disabilities -Must maintain all applicable licenses, certifications, and required trainings at all times -Valid driver’s license and proof of current auto insurance -Ability to successfully pass a background check and fingerprinting requirements Certification and ongoing participation in crisis intervention training (e.

g., Safety-Care, CPI, or similar) -A positive, can-do attitude, with a flexible approach to working on multi-disciplinary teams This role is expected to travel to and from the Holliston, MA area (mostly to see clients or supervise others). This position reports into the Lead BCBA Position.