BCBA - Board Certified Behavior Analyst

BCBA - Board Certified Behavior Analyst

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a BCBA - Board Certified Behavior Analyst based in the United States.

This is a fully remote clinical leadership opportunity focused on delivering high-quality ABA services to children ages 3–18. You will lead and support Behavior Technicians providing in-home services while overseeing meaningful clinical outcomes. The role combines clinical assessment, individualized treatment planning, progress monitoring, and family collaboration. You'll have the opportunity to mentor clinicians and build strong, sustainable teams around the children and families you serve. With manageable caseloads and dedicated internal support, the environment is designed to help BCBAs focus on clinical quality. The position offers flexibility around after-school service schedules and remote assessments and collaboration. It is an opportunity to make a direct difference in children's development while contributing to a growing clinical organization.

Accountabilities

• Lead and provide clinical oversight to a team of Behavior Technicians delivering in-home ABA services to children and adolescents ages 3–18.
• Conduct client assessments remotely and use findings to develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans.
• Monitor client progress, evaluate treatment effectiveness, and adjust interventions when clinically appropriate.
• Collaborate closely with families and caregivers to establish meaningful goals and support positive outcomes.
• Mentor, coach, and provide ongoing feedback to Behavior Technicians, supporting their professional development and clinical effectiveness.
• Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation while following BACB standards, ethical guidelines, and applicable requirements.
• Promote strong collaboration between BCBAs, Behavior Technicians, families, and other members of the care team.
• Manage clinical priorities effectively while maintaining a sustainable caseload and high standard of service quality.

Requirements

• Active Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification and the qualifications required to practice in the United States.
• A valid New York LBA (Licensed Behavior Analyst) is required.
• Must reside in the United States.
• Demonstrated experience providing ABA services to children and/or adolescents, ideally in home-based or community settings.
• Strong knowledge of behavioral assessment, treatment planning, progress monitoring, and evidence-based ABA practices.
• Ability to provide effective clinical supervision, mentorship, and constructive feedback to Behavior Technicians.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trusting relationships with children, families, and clinical teams.
• Highly organized and self-motivated, with the ability to manage documentation, clinical priorities, and multiple stakeholders in a remote environment.
• Commitment to ethical practice, clinical quality, and BACB best practices.
• Bilingual skills, including Spanish, Mandarin, Bengali, or another relevant language, are advantageous and may qualify eligible candidates for a sign-on bonus.
• A valid Medicaid ID may also qualify eligible candidates for a sign-on bonus.

Benefits

• $85,000–$100,000 annual salary, depending on qualifications and experience.
• Sign-on bonus available to eligible candidates who hold a valid Medicaid ID and/or have qualifying bilingual language skills; eligibility is subject to review.
• Fully remote work environment within the United States.
• Manageable caseloads designed to support sustainable, high-quality clinical services.
• Flexible scheduling, with most sessions taking place after school hours.
• Comprehensive in-house support for BCBAs, allowing greater focus on clinical quality and family outcomes.
• Opportunities to lead, mentor, and develop Behavior Technician teams.
• Growing organization with opportunities to contribute to expanding clinical services across multiple states.
• Collaborative environment focused on supporting clinicians, children, and families.