Behavior Analyst II - Clinical Intervention & Supervision

Voices for Voices; Athens, Northern (GA, KY); Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Georgia seeks a Behavioral Analyst II to provide direct behavior analytic services across clinical, home, and school settings for individuals from birth to adulthood. The role includes designing and evaluating interventions, training staff, and coordinating assessment procedures with caregivers and teachers.

The position also involves supervising students pursuing BCBA certification, leading client protocols, and contributing to CABER service evaluation and improvement efforts.

Qualifications

• Current MC-PP certification.
• Knowledge of school and clinic settings, managing severe aggressive behavior.
• Trained in Marcus Center's Personal Protective Procedures.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement, and evaluate assessment and intervention services for clients with and without disabilities in clinical, home, and school settings.
• Compose written instructions with clarity and communicate intervention plans to supervisees, parents, and caregivers.
• Provide direct field supervision of staff and students pursuing BCBA and ensure plans are implemented with fidelity.
• Assist with evaluation and improvement of CABER services and contribute to ongoing service enhancement.

Skills

MC-PP certification

Experience with school/clinic settings

Behavior analysis procedures

Education

Master’s degree in behavioral analysis

BCBA certification

Job description

University of Georgia seeks a Behavioral Analyst II to provide direct behavior analytic services across clinical, home, and school settings for individuals from birth to adulthood. The role includes designing and evaluating interventions, training staff, and coordinating assessment procedures with caregivers and teachers.

The position also involves supervising students pursuing BCBA certification, leading client protocols, and contributing to CABER service evaluation and improvement efforts.