Education: Required Bachelor's and Master's degree from an accredited college or university with major coursework in a related field Experience: Experience working in a K-12 educational setting within the specialized field of Applied Behavior Analysis with increasing levels of responsibility Licenses, Certifications or Other Requirements: Valid California Class C driver's license Current Board Certified Behavior Analyst certification (BCBA) - preferred or Current Pupil Personnel Services Credential (PPS) Experience/Training in Nonviolent Crisis Intervention preferred ABA or similar research-based experience and training * Bilingual in Spanish is preferred. The BIS works in cooperation with Special Education and General Education teams at the school sites and/or District; participates in the development of a coordinated positive behavior intervention program; consults with school principals and staff concerning appropriate learning strategies and positive behavior interventions in order to support students to access instruction and to make educational progress in the least restrictive environment.