Pediatric Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Company: H2Health
Location: Salado
Posted on: January 1, 2026
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Job Description:
At H2 Health, we are committed to providing exceptional
rehabilitation services that enrich the lives of our patients. We
are currently seeking a dedicated and compassionate Pediatric Board
Certified Behavior Analyst to join our dynamic team. This role
involves implementing and overseeing behavior analysis programs for
children and adolescents who are facing developmental challenges,
ensuring their therapy integrates seamlessly with our existing
physical, occupational, and speech therapy services. Conduct
behavioral assessments and design treatment plans for pediatric
patients. Implement behavior intervention plans and monitor their
effectiveness in collaboration with other healthcare professionals.
Provide direct support and coaching to children, families, and
caregivers to ensure effective intervention and skill
generalization. Maintain accurate records of patient care,
treatment plans, and progress updates. Collaborate with a
multidisciplinary team to facilitate holistic care and optimal
outcomes for all patients. Stay updated with the latest research in
behavioral analysis and participate in continued education and
professional development opportunities. Advocate for the importance
of behavior analysis within the context of pediatric rehabilitation
settings. Expertise in behavioral assessment tools and techniques
Strong ability to design and implement effective behavioral
intervention plans Excellent communication and interpersonal
skills, particularly with children and their families Proficient in
data analysis and data-driven decision-making Ability to work
collaboratively in a multidisciplinary health setting Medical
Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification State
licensure as a Behavior Analyst, if applicable
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