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RWJBarnabas Health · 1 month ago

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA-D) Clinical Manager - Pediatrics - Full Time - Somerset, NJ

Somerset, NJ

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level

$83K/yr - $120K/yr

RWJBarnabas Health is a leading health care destination providing patient-centered, high-quality academic medicine. The BCBA-D Clinical Manager will oversee the assessment and treatment of patients with developmental disabilities and pediatric feeding disorders, while also managing research programs and administrative responsibilities.

DiabetesHealth CareNeuroscienceOutpatient CareRehabilitation

Responsibilities

Supervise BCBAs and other staff in the coordination and direction of patient intake and discharge activities

Supervise BCBAs and other staff in the coordination and direction of assessment and treatment procedures

Observe assessment and treatment sessions and develop solutions when progress is insufficient

Review and provide final approval of session materials, session descriptions, and progress notes, as appropriate

Supervise BCBAs in the development and refinement of skill-acquisition programs

Supervise BCBAs in the development and refinement of behavior-reduction programs

Meet and collaborate with parents, school personnel, physicians, and other stakeholders to obtain input to ensure that programs are meeting the needs of customers

Provide state-of-the-art clinical and consultative services

Develop and guide research on the assessment and treatment of patients with feeding disorders or autism and related disorders

Publish research articles in peer-reviewed journals

Procure grant and contract funding for research

Oversee the development of presentations for local, national, and international conferences

Direct and oversee compliance issues and responsible conduct of research

Oversee the interviewing, hiring, and training of staff

Analyze data to maintain financial solvency

Develop, write, and implement policies and procedures for the program

May work with patients who vomit, or who engage in other forms of challenging behavior, such as aggression, self-injury, elopement, expulsion (spitting out foods or liquids during treatment), or property destruction

Qualification

Doctorate in psychologyLicensed NJ behavior analystClinical supervisionFeeding disordersResearch publicationPolicy developmentData analysisTraining staffTeam collaboration

Required

Doctorate in psychology or behavior analysis

Licensed as NJ board-certified behavior analyst

American Heart Association BLS

Preferred

Experience supervising work with children with feeding disorders or autism and related disorders in an educational, instructional, or therapeutic setting