What You’ll Be DoingThe role is designed for an experienced behavior analyst who wants to remain actively involved in clinical services while also developing staff and strengthening behavioral supports across multiple programs.You will have the opportunity to:Lead behavior support services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilitiesConduct functional behavior assessments and develop individualized behavior support plansObserve individuals and staff directly within the program environmentTrain and coach staff on behavior strategies, prevention, de-escalation, and data collectionReview behavioral data and adjust interventions based on progress and identified trendsProvide clinical guidance during complex or escalated behavioral situationsSupervise, support, and develop behavioral staffCollaborate with Program Directors, families, caregivers, Regional Center representatives, and interdisciplinary team membersHelp ensure behavior plans are person-centered, practical, least restrictive, and consistently implementedSupport the continued development of behavioral services across Dungarvin’s Southern California programsEnsure services are aligned with clinical, ethical, and regulatory standardsWhat Success Looks Like In this role, success means staff understand both how and why behavior strategies should be implemented. Behavior plans are practical enough to work in the actual program environment. Data is accurate and used to guide decisions. Program leaders receive responsive clinical support, and individuals are treated with dignity while building greater independence, stability, and quality of life.What To Expect In This RoleThis is not a remote position and requires regular on-site presence in programsYou will be working directly with teams and individuals in a hands-on environmentThe role involves supporting programs that require structure, consistency, and strong staff guidance
