Mahin Para-Cremer

Mahin Para-Cremer is a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst and a Licensed Behavior Analyst in the states of Kansas and Wisconsin. Mahin is a leader in developing, implementing and promoting large-scale clinical and organizational systems that support clinical quality and outcomes. She has served as the project manager for large organizational change initiatives and as the product owner for clinical decision support technology, leading the development, implementation, and user support activities. Mahin is an adjunct faculty for a special education and applied behavior analysis graduate and undergraduate program. She has served in both operational and clinical leadership positions, overseeing clinical and operational activities across all functions of ABA organizations. Mahin has worked as a clinician with children and adults with autism spectrum disorder, acquired and traumatic brain injury, intellectual disabilities, co-occurring mental health disorders, and at-risk children and youth in clinics, schools, residential treatment centers, treatment foster care, in-home services, and residential programs. Her work with children and adults with acquired and traumatic brain injuries expanded the community's understanding of neurobehavioral treatment options and increased successful reintegration of clients into home and community settings through training with natural and community supports. In addition, Mahin developed new programs and services to increase access to treatment in rural or otherwise underserved areas.   Mahin currently serves as President-Elect for the Board of Directors for APBA, and has served as the Past President of WisABA, and the Secretary for the Board of Directors for APBA.  She also serves on the Board of Directors for a local non-profit organization dedicated to promoting justice and peace through education ​and action for social change.