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Board Certified Behavior Analyst - (Clinical Behavioral Specialist II) - Pueblo Regional Center

Colorado Department of Human Services

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Pueblo, CO
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Job overview

The Board Certified Behavior Analyst provides evidence-based behavior analytic programming for people served at Pueblo Regional Center, including individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses, physical disabilities, and challenging behaviors. The role supports stabilization and transition back to community providers through assessments, treatment planning, data analysis, clinical oversight, consultation, and training. It also contributes to interdisciplinary and Human Rights Committee work and may represent the agency in legal proceedings.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Behavior Analytic ProgrammingFunctional Behavior AssessmentTreatment PlanningBehavior Program MonitoringData AnalysisClinical OversightClinical ConsultationStaff Training

Qualifications

Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Full job description

This position will ensure that the people in services receive the necessary services and support for stabilization. The people served at the Regional Centers exhibit challenging, complicated behaviors that private providers in the community have not been able to adequately address. There is a need for the Regional Centers to be specialized in providing robust and comprehensive behavioral services so that people served can achieve stabilization treatment and transition back to a private provider in the community. This position provides evidence-based behavior analytic programming for people served with a range of IDD, mental health diagnoses, physical disabilities, and problematic behavior. This position conducts Functional Behavior Assessments, develops treatment and behavior intervention plans, monitors behavior programs, analyzes data, and provides clinical oversight to DSPs, who may or may not hold a specific licensure/credential, including Registered Behavior Technician. This position will regularly consult with the Medical team at the Regional Center, as well as outside providers, to ensure comprehensive and appropriate treatment. This position will conduct assessments and provide treatment recommendations, provide data and consultation to the Human Rights Committee and interdisciplinary team (IDT), train DSPs and IDT members regularly and may also be required to appear in court to represent the agency in regard to Imposition of Legal Disability (ILD) hearings and/or participate in criminal hearings and/or probation meetings as part of the IDT. This position is required to provide agency-wide training as needed.

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