Team Builder Services
Behavior Analyst – School-Based
Middletown, PA
Are you a BCBA who wants to work in a school setting that values clinical excellence, collaboration, and ongoing professional growth while making a daily impact with students who need intensive support? Why you'll love working with us:
Strong Clinical Support:
Work within a collaborative clinical team that values consultation, shared problem-solving, and ethical decision-making without practicing in isolation.
Clinical Leadership Role:
Take ownership of assessment, treatment planning, and clinical oversight for Applied Behavior Analysis services.
Structured, School-Based Setting:
Operate in an organized environment with consistent schedules, clear expectations, and systems that support effective service delivery.
Professional Autonomy & Respect:
Work as a licensed Behavior Analyst whose clinical judgment and recommendations are trusted and respected.
Evidence-Based Approach:
Deliver ABA services grounded in data, best practices, and measurable outcomes for students and support teams.
About Us We provide school-based special education and behavioral services focused on evidence-based practices for students with autism and related needs. Our programs emphasize data-driven decision-making, collaboration across disciplines, and consistent implementation of best practices, guided by values of excellence, dependability, dignity, and respect.
What you'll do as a Behavior Analyst:
Guide
behavior strategies for students with significant needs within the classroom and school settings.
Partner
with teachers and paraprofessionals to implement consistent, practical behavior approaches throughout the school day.
Use
observation and data to understand student behavior and adjust strategies as needed.
Coach & train
school staff on classroom management, proactive interventions, and behavior techniques.
Assist
teams with behavior planning related to safety, crisis prevention, and de-escalation.
Collaborate
with school leadership, support teams, and families to align behavior goals and expectations.
Contribute
to documentation, progress tracking, and required reporting in line with school and program expectations.
Our Ideal Behavior Analyst:
Experienced:
Previous experience supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder in educational or school-based settings, with strong working knowledge and application of Applied Behavior Analysis. Experience with Early Start Denver Model, Precision Teaching, and/or PEAK programming preferred.
Licensed & Credentialed:
Master's degree in Psychology or a related human services field, Behavior Specialist Licensure, and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification required.
Collaborative Leader:
Works closely with teachers, paraprofessionals, and administrators, providing clear guidance, coaching, and support.
Organized & Reliable:
Manages documentation, schedules, and competing priorities with consistency and follow-through.
Calm & Steady:
Maintains sound judgment and composure when supporting students with complex or challenging behaviors.
Computer Skills:
Proficient with Microsoft Office and comfortable learning new systems or tools as needed.
What We Offer Our Behavior Analyst:
$70k-$80k/year, depending on experience
Full-time, daytime schedule
No evenings or weekends
Reports to the same location every day - NOT MOBILE
Health, Dental, & Vision Insurance
Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays
Short and Long-Term Disability
Life Insurance
Tuition Reimbursement program for continuing education
A stable, school-based role with consistent routines and clear expectations
Ongoing support for professional growth and continued learning
To Apply If you're interested in this Behavior Analyst (BCBA) opportunity in a school-based setting and have experience supporting students with Autism Spectrum Disorder through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), please submit your application for consideration.
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Are you a BCBA who wants to work in a school setting that values clinical excellence, collaboration, and ongoing professional growth while making a daily impact with students who need intensive support? Why you'll love working with us:
Strong Clinical Support:
Work within a collaborative clinical team that values consultation, shared problem-solving, and ethical decision-making without practicing in isolation.
Clinical Leadership Role:
Take ownership of assessment, treatment planning, and clinical oversight for Applied Behavior Analysis services.
Structured, School-Based Setting:
Operate in an organized environment with consistent schedules, clear expectations, and systems that support effective service delivery.
Professional Autonomy & Respect:
Work as a licensed Behavior Analyst whose clinical judgment and recommendations are trusted and respected.
Evidence-Based Approach:
Deliver ABA services grounded in data, best practices, and measurable outcomes for students and support teams.
About Us We provide school-based special education and behavioral services focused on evidence-based practices for students with autism and related needs. Our programs emphasize data-driven decision-making, collaboration across disciplines, and consistent implementation of best practices, guided by values of excellence, dependability, dignity, and respect.
What you'll do as a Behavior Analyst:
Guide
behavior strategies for students with significant needs within the classroom and school settings.
Partner
with teachers and paraprofessionals to implement consistent, practical behavior approaches throughout the school day.
Use
observation and data to understand student behavior and adjust strategies as needed.
Coach & train
school staff on classroom management, proactive interventions, and behavior techniques.
Assist
teams with behavior planning related to safety, crisis prevention, and de-escalation.
Collaborate
with school leadership, support teams, and families to align behavior goals and expectations.
Contribute
to documentation, progress tracking, and required reporting in line with school and program expectations.
Our Ideal Behavior Analyst:
Experienced:
Previous experience supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder in educational or school-based settings, with strong working knowledge and application of Applied Behavior Analysis. Experience with Early Start Denver Model, Precision Teaching, and/or PEAK programming preferred.
Licensed & Credentialed:
Master's degree in Psychology or a related human services field, Behavior Specialist Licensure, and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification required.
Collaborative Leader:
Works closely with teachers, paraprofessionals, and administrators, providing clear guidance, coaching, and support.
Organized & Reliable:
Manages documentation, schedules, and competing priorities with consistency and follow-through.
Calm & Steady:
Maintains sound judgment and composure when supporting students with complex or challenging behaviors.
Computer Skills:
Proficient with Microsoft Office and comfortable learning new systems or tools as needed.
What We Offer Our Behavior Analyst:
$70k-$80k/year, depending on experience
Full-time, daytime schedule
No evenings or weekends
Reports to the same location every day - NOT MOBILE
Health, Dental, & Vision Insurance
Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays
Short and Long-Term Disability
Life Insurance
Tuition Reimbursement program for continuing education
A stable, school-based role with consistent routines and clear expectations
Ongoing support for professional growth and continued learning
To Apply If you're interested in this Behavior Analyst (BCBA) opportunity in a school-based setting and have experience supporting students with Autism Spectrum Disorder through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), please submit your application for consideration.
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