Autonomous Behaviour Analyst - Complex Needs Expert

Community Living Toronto; Toronto; On-site; CAD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Community Living Toronto is seeking a Registered Behaviour Analyst to lead autonomous behaviour services for individuals with complex needs. You will develop and monitor Behaviour Support Plans, conduct FBAs, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team under biophysical-social guidelines.

You will train staff, review data, and ensure compliance with CPBAO standards and relevant Ontario regulations. A strong emphasis on rights-based planning and ongoing data-driven improvement is required.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Applied Behavioural Analysis or equivalent.
• CPBAO-registered RBA or licensed equivalency.
• 3–5 years autonomous BCBA experience in behavioural programming.
• Experience with individuals with developmental disabilities and complex needs.

Responsibilities

• Develop and monitor Behaviour Support Plans in collaboration with individuals, staff and families.
• Autonomously conduct functional behaviour assessments (FBAs) using direct and indirect methods.
• Maintain monthly behavioural data, incident reports, and PRN usage; analyze data and present findings semi-annually.
• Provide staff training on BST and evidence-based behaviour strategies.
• Prepare discharge reports when services end.

Skills

Autonomous BCBA

Bio-psycho-social model

Data analysis

Data visualization

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Regulatory knowledge

Education

Master's in Applied Behavioural Analysis

CPBAO-registered RBA

BCBA certification (asset)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Community Living Toronto is seeking a Registered Behaviour Analyst to lead autonomous behaviour services for individuals with complex needs. You will develop and monitor Behaviour Support Plans, conduct FBAs, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team under biophysical-social guidelines.

You will train staff, review data, and ensure compliance with CPBAO standards and relevant Ontario regulations. A strong emphasis on rights-based planning and ongoing data-driven improvement is required.