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Behavior Analyst Position
Anderson Center for Autism is seeking a dedicated and mission-driven Behavior Analyst to provide high-quality clinical services within our Adult Program. In this role, you will conduct functional assessments, develop and oversee individualized behavior support plans, analyze data to guide decision-making, and train staff to ensure consistent, person-centered implementation across residential and day settings. Your clinical expertise will directly support adults in building independence, enhancing quality of life, and thriving in community-based environments.
Why Join Us At Anderson Center for Autism, our mission is to optimize the quality of life (QofL) for individuals with autism. As a Behavior Analyst in our Adult Program, you will play a vital clinical role in shaping meaningful behavioral supports that promote autonomy, safety, and personal growth. You will join a collaborative, compassionate team that values professionalism, respect, and evidence-based practice—making a lasting impact on the adults we support every day. Pay Range: $74,080.00 - $86,880.00 Annual Salary; Based on experience and certifications
Responsibilities
- Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs) and other evidence-based assessments to guide individualized interventions.
- Develop, review, and revise behavior support plans (BSPs), including goals, replacement skills, reinforcement strategies, and least-restrictive interventions.
- Data-collection systems; graph and analyze behavioral data to inform decisions.
- Train and coach DSPs, supervisors, and interdisciplinary team members using modeling, performance feedback, and competency-based methods.
- Collaborate with residential, day program, and clinical staff to ensure consistent implementation of behavioral supports.
- Participate in treatment team and LifePlan meetings, offering clinical recommendations grounded in ABA principles.
- Provide crisis prevention and intervention support using proactive, least-restrictive approaches; participate in on-call rotation as assigned.
- Provide BACB-aligned oversight and supervision to RBTs when applicable.
- Maintain compliant, timely documentation including assessments, progress notes, and regulatory-required reports.
- Stay current with autism research, ABA best practices, and agency training requirements; share relevant updates with staff.
Requirements
- Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special Education, or related field.
- Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or eligible within 3 months.
- Experience supporting adults with autism/intellectual and developmental disabilities in community or residential settings preferred.
- Strong communication, collaboration, and training skills.
- Ability to analyze data, write clear reports, and oversee evidence-based interventions.
- Valid driver's license; travel between program sites required.
Benefits
- Over 6 weeks of paid time off your 1st year (including major holidays off)
- College partnerships that provide discounts
- Scholarships available!
- Support for conference attendance contributing to continuing education units
- Schedule flexibility
- 403B with company match
- Medical, Dental, Vision, etc.
- And much more, see link below
Anderson Center for Autism offers our Employees a generous benefits package:
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