JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Summary:
The primary role of the District BCBA is to plan, develop, and monitor a variety of behavioral support service delivery options to meet the needs of children with disabilities as well as those going through the special education process. The District BCBA will assist with facilitating Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBAs) and developing Behavioral Intervention Plans (BIPs). The District BCBA will also participate in the development of the Individualized Education Program (IEP) through the Admission and Release Committee (ARC) process and consult with and/or train staff, administrators, students, and others on an ongoing basis. The District BCBA will help the ARC create crisis plans for students as well as monitoring tools, visual aides, and other support materials to assist in the implementation of the IEP. The District BCBA will provide continuous monitoring of student progress through data analysis related to BIPs and other evidence-based practices for students with disabilities, the staff that teach/supervise them, and the parents that care for them. The District BCBA will be responsible for billing Medicaid for eligible reimbursement costs for student services.
Essential Functions, Duties and Responsibilities:
? Assesses student abilities using various assessment tools to analyze areas for growth. The assessments will allow for plan development that is individualized to assist the uniqueness of each student.
? Responsible for monitoring and supporting the most extreme behaviors through direct support in a classroom/school setting.
- Creates plans for students transitioning to and from the school environment.
- Willingness to support core Safe Crisis Management teams and be trained as a trainer in board-approved restraint/seclusion procedures and processes.
? Writes crisis and behavior plans as needed.
? Provides professional development to teachers and paraprofessionals, administrators, students, and other stakeholders, including topics such as FBA, BIP, evidence-based practices related to Autism, Individualized Education Programs, behavior strategies/Autism-specific behavior strategies, and a variety of other related topics.
? Works collaboratively with all stakeholders including outside service agencies for programming needs, placement, and monitoring of progress.
? Refers students to the proper authorities for child abuse or neglect when suspicion exists.
? Selects and attends professional development as required by the State and District.
? Maintains all professional certifications and licensure requirements.
? Willingness to provide clinical supervision to peers (i.e. Registered Behavior Technicians).
? Fulfill requirements necessary for billing Medicaid, as appropriate.
? Skills and knowledge in dealing with multicultural populations.
? Maintains regular attendance.
? Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor(s).
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