Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Job Description

Job Description

Behavior Analyst (BCBA) – Exciting Opportunity to Make a Difference!

You've worked hard to earn your BCBA: invest your time in improving/ rounding out your clinical skills, and contribute your talents to a long-established organization.

We are a grassroots, independent, family owned, employee operated treatment center that does not report to shareholders. Long before insurance was mandated to pay for treatment, The Lovaas Center was providing treatment for the same reasons we do today; improving children's lives by providing a science-backed, compassionate treatment environment for our children and clinicians.

Why Join Us?

• Early Intensive Behavior Intervention (EIBI): Originally called "The Lovaas Method," Dr. Lovaas' research demonstrated the effectiveness of EIBI for children with autism.
• US Surgeon General U.S. Congress. (1997): recognized by name, "A well-designed study of a psychosocial intervention was carried out by Lovaas and colleagues..."
• Legacy: The Lovaas Center has over 30-years treating children with autism in the Las Vegas community. 
• Rigorous Training: Agencies across the US and abroad developed their clinical skills working at UCLA and The Lovaas Center.
• Reputation: The Lovaas Center grew by word of mouth- integrity, treatment fidelity, community involvement and legislative involvement that helped build our community.
• Vegas Chamber of Commerce: 2025 Medium business of the year.
• Excellent Pay: Earn competitive base pay plus commission incentives for extra billable units, with total compensation ranging from $90,000–$110,000+annually.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct assessments and create evidence-based treatment plans.
• Train and supervise RBTs, ensuring ethical, high-quality service delivery.
• Monitor progress, evaluate outcomes, and adjust strategies for continued success.
• Collaborate with families and teams to ensure consistent care across settings.
• Advocate for clients by maintaining compliance with funding and certification standards.
• Lead staff development, training, and innovative solutions for program sustainability.

What You Bring:

• Certification & Education: Active BCBA and LBA certification with a Master’s degree in science, special education, psychology, or related field.
• Experience: RBT experience working with individuals with ASD and their families.
• Skills: Strong analytical, communication, and computer skills, plus the ability to lead and inspire teams.
• Credentials: BCBA, Nevada LBA and reliable transportation.

Ready to take your career to the next level and make a difference every day?  Apply now and join a team that’s transforming lives with compassion and expertise!