Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Description
- Assesses complex behavior, develops and monitors evidence-based behavior support plans, and strengthens staff capability to implement safe, effective interventions.
- Conduct functional behavior assessments and analyze behavioral and environmental data.
- Develop person-centered, trauma-responsive behavior support plans consistent with scope and regulation.
- Train and coach staff; assess treatment integrity and competency.
- Monitor outcomes, revise interventions, and provide rapid consultation for high-risk patterns.
- Collaborate with medical, clinical, nursing, peer, and milieu staff.
- Support incident review, injury reduction, quality improvement, and ethical practice.
Master’s degree in behavior analysis, psychology, education, or a related field.
Current BCBA certification and Maryland licensure/authorization when required for assigned practice.
Experience with complex behavioral health, developmental disability, crisis, or co-occurring population.
Person-centered and trauma-responsive practice.
Crisis judgment, communication, and interdisciplinary teamwork.
Accurate, timely documentation and confidentiality.
Cultural responsiveness and professional boundaries.
Ability to complete role-specific safety and competency requirements
Work is performed in a 24/7 behavioral health crisis environment. The role may involve exposure to emotionally distressed individuals, behavioral escalation, infectious conditions, and emergency situations. Schedule, physical demands, driving, and on-call expectations will be finalized for the assigned position.