Licensed Behavior Analyst
Location
Syracuse, NY
Job Type
Full-time
Category
other-general
Posted
June 27, 2026
Job Summary:
The Licensed Behavior Analyst fulfills objectives within the mission of the Biobehavioral Health Unit (BBHU). Includes inpatient and outpatient case management of children with behavior disorders and/or feeding dysfunction who have co-morbid developmental disabilities, and staff training. Case management includes: consulting and creating treatment plans for BBHU behavioral cases; seeing and billing for patients at BBHU; parent training; conducting progress meetings; participating in daily rounds; case documentation; data storage; and maintaining patient confidentiality.
Minimum Qualifications:
NYS licensed Behavior Analyst and a Master's degree in Psychology, Behavior Analysis, Special Education or allied discipline required. Familiarity in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Adobe, Outlook, Microsoft PowerPoint required. 1 year of experience in applied behavior analysis required.
Preferred Qualifications:
1 year supervised experience in applied behavior a...
The Licensed Behavior Analyst fulfills objectives within the mission of the Biobehavioral Health Unit (BBHU). Includes inpatient and outpatient case management of children with behavior disorders and/or feeding dysfunction who have co-morbid developmental disabilities, and staff training. Case management includes: consulting and creating treatment plans for BBHU behavioral cases; seeing and billing for patients at BBHU; parent training; conducting progress meetings; participating in daily rounds; case documentation; data storage; and maintaining patient confidentiality.
Minimum Qualifications:
NYS licensed Behavior Analyst and a Master's degree in Psychology, Behavior Analysis, Special Education or allied discipline required. Familiarity in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Adobe, Outlook, Microsoft PowerPoint required. 1 year of experience in applied behavior analysis required.
Preferred Qualifications:
1 year supervised experience in applied behavior a...