Board Certified Behavior Analyst - Rehabilitation Center

Posted 2 days ago

pioneer healthcare servicesAvondale (AZ)

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$1,976.13 - $2,037.25 / week

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About the role

Board Certified Behavior Analyst - Rehabilitation CenterJob Description: If you are a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) this Avondale, AZ contract could be a perfect match.
Responsibilities: Conduct behavioral assessments (FBAs) Develop Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) Collaborating on IEPs setting goals Implementing and analyzing data collection for interventions Providing staff training on behavior management from Pre-K to High School levels Qualifications: AZ BCBA certification At least one year of experience is preferred Job details:
Pay: $1,976.13 - $2,037.25 / week Location: Avondale, AZ Assignment Length: 13 Shift: Day 5x8 - up to 40.00 hours per week Setting: Rehabilitation Center Workplace: On-site About Pioneer Healthcare Services: Pioneer Healthcare Services specializes in staffing and travel recruiting for healthcare professionals across the U.S., with a focus on top school and medical opportunities. Our reputation is built on trust, rapid communication, and a commitment to your success. With a people-first culture, we ensure that the best clinicians are matched with leading school districts and healthcare facilities, offering competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, vision insurance, 401K, and relocation assistance. Experience unparalleled support from our award-winning team, available 24/7, as you transition into your dream role.

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