Florida: Governor Ron DeSantis Appoints Two to the Applied Behavior Analysis Task Force

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ~ In a recent announcement, Governor Ron DeSantis has appointed two new members to the Applied Behavior Analysis Task Force in Tallahassee, Florida. The newly appointed members are Kale Baker and David Brown.

Baker brings a wealth of experience to the task force as he currently serves as the Vice President at Molina Healthcare. He has previously held positions such as Director of Regulatory Affairs and Senior Director of Account Management at Molina Healthcare, as well as Director of Care Coordination at Magellan Complete Care and Director of Clinical Services at Magellan Financial Group. Baker holds a master's degree in social work from Barry University.

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Joining Baker on the task force is David Brown, who is the President and Co-Founder of Family Initiative. Brown's previous roles include Program Coordinator for the Quality Parenting Initiative and Director of Programs for the Children's Network of Southwest Florida. He earned his bachelor's degree in criminal justice from New England College and his master's degree in social work from Florida Gulf Coast University.

Both Baker and Brown bring a diverse range of expertise to the Applied Behavior Analysis Task Force and are expected to make valuable contributions to its mission. The task force aims to improve access to quality behavioral health services for individuals with developmental disabilities in Florida.

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