Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Behavior Analysis Support Services, Inc. (BASS) was established in 2003 and was built on Behavior Analysts’ passion to serve the needs of children and families seeking answers. Since its inception, BASS has worked tirelessly to ensure that the children it serves reach their potential. In fact, it’s this continuing effort that is directly responsible for the expansion of BASS throughout the state of Florida with intensive ABA centers specifically arranged to serve the needs of families. About This Role: Thank you for considering a career with BASS ABA Therapy! Are you looking for a role where you can positively impact the lives of children and their families? Are you interested in growth potential? Join our team at BASS ABA as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and see the impact you can make. As a BCBA, you will practice independently and provide supervision of our Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) to ensure the most effective delivery of ABA programming. You will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of behavior intervention plans and monitoring progress. BASS ABA offers a comprehensive and compassionate approach to ABA therapy, which requires you to work with children both within our centers and within the community. This is a collaborative role, and as a BCBA with BASS ABA, you will work closely with a large team of RBTs, BCaBAs, and BCBAs where your input is valued. Board Certified Behavior Analyst Duties & Responsibilities: Directly implement ABA programming to children between the ages of 18 months – 12 years of age Conduct assessments specific to the needs of clients Develop ABA programming to client’s needs Practice excellent time management of service deliverables Supervise a team of Registered Behavior Technicians Provide training to caregivers Provide in-home or community-based “wrap around services” to center-based clients as needed Board Certified Behavior Analyst Qualifications: Current BCBA certification Experience working with children of varying abilities Experience in the development and implementation of verbal behavior programming Ability to communicate with audiences with varying degrees of understanding of ABA Experience in managing/supervising others Ability to make quick, sound decisions Desire to work in a highly collaborative environment Competitive compensation Insurance - Medical, Dental, Vision, and Supplementary Paid Time Off (PTO) Growth potential Excellent team environment Company issued computer Work under BCBA leadership About BASS ABA Therapy: BASS ABA was established in 2003 and was built on Behavior Analysts’ passion to serve the needs of children and families seeking answers. Since its inception, BASS ABA has worked tirelessly to ensure that the children it serves reach their potential. In fact, it’s this continuing effort that is directly responsible for the expansion of BASS ABA throughout the state of Florida with intensive ABA centers specifically arranged to serve the needs of families. BASS's mission is to guide our children to achieve their developmental potential through providing best in class, individualized ABA therapy service in a caring and safe, yet fun way. We know first-hand the challenges of ASD and the rewards of helping a child succeed, and we’re here to help. BASS wishes to employ those dedicated to making a child succeed. Voluntary Self-Identification For government reporting purposes, we ask candidates to respond to the below self-identification survey.Completion of the form is entirely voluntary. Whatever your decision, it will not be considered in the hiringprocess or thereafter. 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