Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Level 2 Behavior Clinician

• Support the agency’s mission, vision, values, and strategic plan philosophy

• Manage all responsibilities based on the agency's mission, using individual choice, and all appropriate policies, procedures, and regulations

• Conduct oneself in a way that reflects the highest standards of professional courtesy and ethical practices to people served, staff, guardians, families, and all outside contacts

• As a mandated reporter, ensure all allegations of abuse and neglect are reported as required.

• Ensure compliance with all HIPAA and confidentiality requirements.

• Complete all mandatory documentation accurately, honestly, and on time, and or as set by departmental/agency protocol or procedures.

• Verify and ensure your payroll timecard is accurate by Monday before noon for the previous week worked.

• Complete all required training within 120 days of initial employment and stay in compliance with all required annual training refreshers.

• Maintain accurate and timely documentation of assessments, interventions, data analysis and progress notes, according to agency, program, or funding entities’ expectations.

• Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs) to identify the underlying causes of challenging behavior, with supervisor approval.

• Develop and implement individualized behavior support plans (BSPs) based on assessment findings, with supervisor approval.

• Provide ongoing support and training to DSP staff and other team members as needed.

• Collaborate with parents, guardians, ISCs, interdisciplinary team and other stakeholders to ensure a comprehensive and consistent approach to behavior support.

• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of behavior intervention plans through observation, data collection and analysis.

• Adjust and modify intervention strategies as needed to achieve desired outcomes at least twice per year, with supervisor approval.

• Achieve or exceed monthly direct service requirements.

• Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings and contribute to the overall treatment planning process.

• Meet regularly with supervisor, with frequency subject to change based on experience level and need of both clinician and supervisor.

• Attend meetings as directed

• Serve on committees/task forces as assigned

• Tasks directed by the supervisor

• A 4-year degree in psychology, human service, or other related fields is required

• 1500 hours supervision under BCBA, Psychologist or related supervised work.

• +1-years’ experience in the field of ABA preferred

• RBT or BCaBA certificate preferred

• 1 year experience in the social service field and at least 1 year in a mental health program preferred

• 1+ years’ experience working with people with intellectual/developmental disabilities preferred

• Knowledge of Medicaid preferred

• Desire and ability to work under supervision and cooperatively within a team

• Possess a valid driver’s license and automobile insurance

• Ability to multitask

• Must communicate effectively

• Capable of proofreading printed and computer work

• Effective time management skills

• Professional interpersonal skills

• Proficient in Microsoft Office

• Strong ethical conduct, ensuring compliance with ethical guidelines and standards of practice in behavior analysis

• Stay current with the latest research and developments in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), including continuing education

• Frequent walking and sitting

• Regular reaching, grasping, and standing

• Other physical activities related to an office environment

• Operates general office equipment, including multi-line phone, fax machine, printer, copier, and personal computer

• Ability to lift 50 lbs.

• Work may occur in the following settings: Home, Office, Classroom, Group Homes, or Community

• Be a team player with a positive attitude who supports a positive culture towards all stakeholders

Provide high-quality, person-centered Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), implementing evidence-based behavior intervention plans under the supervision of a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). The Level 2 ABA clinician supports skill development, behavior reduction, and increased independence across home, community, and/or clinical settings, while promoting dignity, inclusion, and meaningful outcomes aligned with each individual's goals.