[Hiring] Board Certified Behavior Analyst @Clarvida - Virginia

Role Description

The Board-Certified Behavior Analyst serves as an Independent Contractor (1099) providing high-quality behavioral health services to clients ages 2–21 and their families in accordance with professional standards, ethical guidelines, and applicable state regulations. This role performs a variety of direct care and supervisory duties, including:

• Conducting client assessments
• Observing clients to identify target behaviors
• Developing measurable treatment goals

The Board Certified Behavior Analyst collaborates with clients, families, and other service providers to develop and implement an Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP) that highlights child, family, educational, social, and recreational strengths, as well as opportunities for improvement through continued development and review of preference assessments, reinforcement strategies, and other rehabilitative activities prescribed by a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist and aligned with the ITP.

As an independent contractor, the Behavior Analyst maintains control over their work schedule and service delivery methods while adhering to organizational policies related to quality, compliance, documentation, and consumer care. The Behavior Analyst is expected to maintain active BCBA certification, professional liability insurance, required clearances, and all credentials necessary to provide behavioral health services. Services may be provided through telehealth or other approved service delivery methods based on client needs and program requirements. Flexible schedule, predominantly daytime and after school hours. Weekends are not required.

Qualifications

• Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Certification
• Hold a graduate degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), psychology, social work, education, or counseling
• Be a Licensed Behavior Analyst
• Ability to pass Child Abuse and FBI Clearances
• Leadership/supervision experience preferred but not required

Requirements

• Conduct comprehensive client assessments and behavioral observations
• Identify target behaviors and develop measurable treatment goals
• Develop and implement Individualized Treatment Plans (ITPs)
• Collaborate with clients (ages 2–21), families, and multidisciplinary service providers
• Review and update preference assessments and reinforcement strategies
• Implement rehabilitative strategies and activities prescribed by a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist
• Provide direct care services in alignment with ABA best practices
• Provide supervision and leadership as appropriate
• Ensure documentation and services comply with regulatory and licensing requirements
• Maintain appropriate Child Abuse and FBI Clearances

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