Board Certified Behavior Analyst PRN
kellyCoatesville (PA)
About the role
Board Certified Behavior Analyst PRNKelly Pediatric Therapy is seeking a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to provide consultation-based services for a preschool caseload within a local school district. This is a flexible, as-needed opportunity ideal for a BCBA who enjoys collaboration, problem-solving, and supporting teams without a heavy direct therapy caseload! • Provide consultation and behavioral support to school staff and teams • Assist with problem-solving challenging behaviors in the classroom setting • Deliver training and coaching to teachers, paraprofessionals, and staff • Support the development and implementation of behavior intervention strategies • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure student successCompetitive compensationFlexible, low-hour commitment scheduleOpportunity to make a meaningful impact through consultative servicesSupport from a collaborative and experienced clinical teamMaster's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) or related fieldBoard Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certificationActive clearances (Child Abuse, State, and Federal) Passion for working with students in a school-based settingBacked by the strength of Kelly, Kelly Pediatric Therapy is a nationwide provider of school-based therapy and related services. We partner with school districts across Pennsylvania and beyond, offering clinicians the support, resources, and flexibility they need to succeed. Our mission is simple: deliver high-quality, student-centered services while supporting the professionals who make it possible.
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