Overview

Salary: $86,000-$91,000

 

Lead. Mentor. Make a lasting impact. 

 

Are you a compassionate, collaborative clinician ready to step into a leadership role helping people thrive? Join us as a lead behavior clinician and bring your clinical expertise to a team that's shaping positive, person-centered support for adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries. 

 

This is more than a clinical role - it's the next step on your leadership journey. You'll supervise and mentor a team of behavior clinicians, sharpening your coaching and management skills while guiding their growth. You'll also stay hands-on, providing direct clinical services and partnering with interdisciplinary teams to design effective Positive Behavior Support Plans, psychotropic medication treatment plans, and data-driven interventions that promote independence and real, meaningful outcomes.  If you're a clinician who thrives on mentoring others, solving complex challenges, and leading with heart, we want to hear from you.  

 

Minimum Education RequiredMaster's Degree Responsibilities

• Provide clinical supervision, coaching, evaluation, and administrative oversight to PBS and behavioral clinicians
• Ensure quality, safety, and compliance across clinical services in DS/BI programs
• Deliver back-up clinical support and consultation during clinician absences or high-need situations
• Promote and train Positive Behavior Support systems and evidence-based interventions
• Develop, implement, and oversee Positive Behavior Support Plans and Psychotropic Medication Treatment Plans
• Support development of data collection systems, including monitoring of restrictive practices
• Conduct clinical and referral assessments for individuals experiencing behavioral or psychiatric crises
• Provide consultation to individuals, families, residential teams, day programs, and shared living providers
• Ensure compliance with all funder and regulatory requirements (plans, documentation, approvals, audits, etc.)
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, internal departments, and external partners
• Participate in supervision, meetings, and funder-related reviews
• Support culturally responsive, person-centered services aligned with Human Rights principles

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in applied behavior analysis, psychology, social work, or related field
• Current Massachusetts licensure (or eligibility) as Licensed Psychologist, LICSW, LABA, LMHC, LRC, or equivalent qualifying credential (including approved special education/doctoral pathways)
• Minimum of 5 years of post-graduate training and/or experience in functional behavioral assessment and treatment
• At least 3 years of clinical experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities and/or brain injuries, including co-occurring psychiatric conditions
• Must have valid driver’s license and reliable access to a vehicle to provide on-site clinical consultation
• Clinical supervisory experience preferred
• Experience supporting individuals with substance use challenges helpful
• Strong skills in clinical assessment, leadership, and multidisciplinary collaboration
• Experience using Electronic Health Records for clinical documentation
• Demonstrated commitment to serving culturally diverse populations strongly preferred

Physical Demands:

• Full upper extremity range of motion
• Full lower extremity range of motion

Physical Activity:

• Continuous: Communication
• Frequent: Standing, sitting, walking