Director of Clinical Excellence, Apollo Behavior | Behavior Analyst
William Bushell is Director of Clinical Excellence at Apollo Behavior, where he supports the development and consistent delivery of high-quality applied behavior analysis services for children with autism. His work focuses on strengthening clinical practices, promoting treatment integrity, and helping clinicians translate behavioral principles into individualized, measurable, and meaningful care.
In his clinical leadership role, William contributes to the development of systems, professional guidance, and quality standards that support behavior analysts and frontline practitioners in delivering effective services. He is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA). During his time at Apollo Behavior, he has also served as a Case Supervisor and as Clinical Director of the Johns Creek location.
William’s background combines direct behavior-analytic practice, clinical leadership, staff development, and organizational quality improvement. Through his work, he helps promote clinical consistency and positive outcomes for the children and families Apollo Behavior serves.
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