Oversee and support a team of mid-level clinicians and behavior technicians
Ensure quality ABA programming and meaningful client progress
Collaborate with families and caregivers to drive outcomes
Provide supervision, training, and clinical guidance
Champion the latest in ABA technology and clinical approaches
Benefits
Hybrid and 100% remote work options
Flexible scheduling
Elite level professional development opportunities
Balanced caseload management
Supportive leadership with firsthand experience
Full Job Description
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
💰 Competitive Salary: $90,000-$103,000 (Based On Experience) + Bonus Opportunities
🏡 Hybrid & 100% Remote Options | 📅 Flexible Scheduling | 🤝 Elite Level Professional Development
About the Role
This role is a BCBA and functions as a leader within the team, providing clinical oversight and mentorship while maintaining a manageable caseload.
You will:
Oversee and support a team of mid-level clinicians and behavior technicians
Ensure quality ABA programming and meaningful client progress
Collaborate with families and caregivers to drive outcomes
Provide supervision, training, and clinical guidance
Embracing and championing the latest in ABA technology and clinical approaches
What We're Looking For
Current BCBA certification
Passion for ethical, outcome-driven ABA care
Interest in joining a team that is shaping the future of our industry
Strong leadership and collaboration skills
Experience supervising clinical teams (preferred)
What Makes This Role Different
We're transparent about expectations:
You'll maintain a balanced caseload
You'll provide oversight to mid-level staff (you are not doing everything alone)
You'll be supported by leaders who have been in your shoes
We've rebalanced service minimums to deliver greater flexibility, sustainable workloads, and real ownership over earning potential, while launching breakthrough clinical programs that strengthen outcomes for both families and clinicians.
#LI-Hybrid
Physical requirements may include but is not limited to:
Constant visual stimulation, including close vision, distance vision, reading, computer work
Constant sitting; frequent up and down out of chair
Constant use of telephone, speaking, listening
Constant document handling, use of copier and fax machine, filing
Frequent typing, use of computer
Occasional walking around building
Occasional bending, reaching, stooping, pulling
Occasional lifting, carrying, moving of items up to 20 pounds
Occasional walking to, bending to enter, sitting and using upper and lower limbs to drive car
