Provides behavioral and clinical services to children with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders across residential and family-home settings, including therapy, crisis support, assessment, and individualized behavior planning. Supervises and trains staff, coordinates care with families and partner services, ensures behavior-plan implementation, and completes documentation and team responsibilities. A master’s degree in a specified or related field and at least two years of clinical experience are required; knowledge of behavior principles, assessment, and the current DSM is preferred. A relevant behavioral health license or certification is required, with BCBA or Behavior Specialist credentials strongly preferred, along with CPR, crisis-management training, and required child-abuse and FBI clearances.
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