OPS SENIOR BEHAVIORAL ANALYST

Senior Behavioral AnalystThis position with the Agency for Persons with Disabilities will serve staff and management across the Agency. Your work will impact the workplace culture, our community, and the population we serve as we continuously strive to achieve the Agency's mission.The Work You Will Do:Coordinates and conducts preliminary reviews of behavior plans and relevant documents for completeness and clinical soundness prior to Local Review Committee (LRC) meetings in the Region.Schedules LRC behavior presentations.Chairs LRC meetings in each field office and actively participates in the review process of behavior plans and service recipient progress.Ensures recording and maintenance of the minutes of the LRC meetings and distribution electronically to providers.Updates the tracking LRC/BASE database and generates all approval documents.Attends any other meeting as appropriate in which behavioral expertise is required.Completes assigned Behavior Analysis Services Eligibility (BASE) forms.Completes Regional determination of eligibility for providers of Intensive Behavior (IB) and Behavior Focus (BF) residential habilitation homes.Collaborates with regional analysts on monitoring of all Intensive Behavior (IB) and Behavior Focused (BF) residents; Provide technical assistance and support to ensure placement is successful; Facilitate resolutions to issues impacting client progress, placement, and health and safety related to behavioral needs; Completes the IB Matrix as assigned.Reviews, compiles, and submits monthly documentation of Provider Reactive Strategies reports in a monthly regional summary report and submits it electronically to the State Office.Initiates and completes all necessary Regional Reactive Strategy follow-up as assigned.Reviews critical incidents.Collaborates with the Quality Assurance team and other regional staff to advise on risk mitigation, health, and safety needs and to address provider/facility concerns expeditiously; Collaborate with APD Regional/facility and State Office staff to immediately address and develop solutions to concerns or issues noted and participate in transitional planning.Provides training and technical assistance sessions to support coordinators, providers and agency staff regarding regulatory practices related to delivery of behavioral services.Participates in Agency Hearings, meetings, and client staffing.Provides consultation for Behavior Analysis eligibility reviews, Residential Habilitation Designations, and Significant Additional Needs requests as needed.Completes other duties and assignments/projects assigned to support regional functions.Minimum Qualifications:Must have a valid Driver's License or other efficient means of transportation to travel for work purposes and be willing to travel.Minimum 3 years of Behavior Analysis professional experience.Master's degree per BCBA licensure.May be expected to work during emergency situations or natural disasters.Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities:Knowledge of Individuals with developmental/intellectual disabilities.Behavior Analytic standards of care, ethical practices, crisis intervention, assessment, interventions, data collection, and data analysis.Florida's developmental disabilities' services system, statutes, regulations, and policies related to state facility and community services.Licensure/registration/certification requirements.Ability to Create and maintain Excel spreadsheets.Develop policies, procedures and standards, compile, organize and analyze data, develop evaluation methodologies and evaluate quality of services and compliance with rules, policies and statutes.Demonstrate Skills in Microsoft Office, including Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, and Teams.Effective written and verbal communication skills.