Adolescent Behavioral Health Consultant (BCBA Preferred)

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 58,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Cincinnati Children's in Cincinnati is seeking a Behavioral Health Consultant (BCBA Preferred) to serve as a clinical expert, consultant, and educator for patients whose behavioral challenges require specialized assessment and intervention beyond standard treatment approaches.

In this full-time role, you will collaborate with psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, behavioral health specialists, social workers, and families to develop trauma-informed treatment strategies that improve safety,

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavioral Science, Psychology, Education, or a related behavioral health field OR BCBA certification.
• Minimum of two (2) years of experience in behavior analysis, behavioral health, psychiatric care, developmental disabilities, or a related clinical setting.

Responsibilities

• Lead comprehensive Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) for patients with complex behavioral, emotional, and trauma-related needs.
• Develop, implement, and monitor individualized behavior intervention plans that support safety, treatment engagement, and skill development.
• Analyze behavioral data and make treatment recommendations based on patient progress and clinical needs.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary treatment teams to identify effective behavioral strategies and modify plans as needed.
• Provide expertise in crisis prevention, de-escalation, and behavioral safety planning.

Education

Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavioral Science, Psychology, Education, or a related behavioral health field OR BCBA certification

Job description

Cincinnati Children's in Cincinnati is seeking a Behavioral Health Consultant (BCBA Preferred) to serve as a clinical expert, consultant, and educator for patients whose behavioral challenges require specialized assessment and intervention beyond standard treatment approaches.

In this full-time role, you will collaborate with psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, behavioral health specialists, social workers, and families to develop trauma-informed treatment strategies that improve safety,