Description
The Behavior Analyst provides educational, behavioral, and clinical services to students with developmental disabilities, including functional behavioral assessments, behavior intervention plans, data analysis, interdisciplinary evaluations, parent and staff consultation, and supervision of Crisis Intervention Specialists. The role requires a master’s degree in a relevant field or a bachelor’s degree with current pursuit of an equivalent master’s program, assessment experience, English proficiency, and Microsoft Word and Excel proficiency; NYS licensing is preferred and NCI certification will be provided if needed. The stated pay range is $42,745-$53,560 per year.
