Advocacy Director: Autism Care & Access

Posted 2 days ago

learn behavioralPhoenix (AZ)

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About the role

LEARN Behavioral seeks an Executive Director of Advocacy to lead nationwide policy and regulatory efforts, advancing access to ABA and autism care for clients, especially those on Medicaid. You will shape the legislative landscape, partner with leadership, and oversee initiatives across markets, representing LEARN in forums and coordinating with payors and regulators to drive lasting impact.

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