Remote BCBA

Job description:Job Title: BCBA – Fully RemoteCompany: Guidepost ABALocation: Remote (Texas)Job Type: Part-time to full-timeSchedule: FlexibleJob DescriptionGuidepost ABA is hiring a BCBA or BCaBA for a fully remote position. This role includes assessments, treatment planning, RBT supervision, and parent training. We're looking for a clinician who is organized, ethical, and confident delivering high-quality ABA services through telehealth and remote supervision.ResponsibilitiesComplete behavioral assessments and reassessmentsDevelop and update treatment plans and behavior intervention plans (BIPs)Provide remote supervision and clinical oversight of RBTs/BTsConduct parent/caregiver training (English and Spanish)Review data and adjust programming based on progressMaintain timely and accurate clinical documentation (notes, progress reports, plan updates)Collaborate with families and team members to ensure quality care and consistencyFollow BACB ethics, payer requirements, and company policiesRequirementsBCBA certification in good standingActive Texas LBAExperience supervising RBTs/BTsStrong communication, organization, and documentation skillsAbility to work independently in a remote settingAbility to pass background checks and meet credentialing requirementsWhy Work With UsNeuro-affirming clinical model — treatment planning centers assent-based practices, client dignity, and socially significant outcomes rather than compliance-driven goalsEthical integrity, guaranteed — you will never be asked to implement procedures that conflict with your clinical judgment or the BACB Ethics Code, inflate billable hours, or compromise on medical necessity.Structured clinical support — manageable caseloads with realistic supervision ratios, direct access to clinical leadership, and administrative and credentialing functions handled centrallySchedule autonomy — caseload and session scheduling built collaboratively around your availabilityLow-bureaucracy environment — a small practice structure means rapid clinical decision-making and direct communication with leadershipOpportunity to shape clinical infrastructure — early team members contribute to program standards, supervision models, and organizational cultureIn-home and school-based service delivery across TexasWho's a Good FitYou prioritize therapeutic rapport — you understand pairing and relationship-building as foundational to effective intervention, not preliminary to itYou practice family-centered care — you approach caregiver training and collaboration as core clinical competencies, communicating with empathy and cultural responsivenessYou implement assent-based, trauma-informed intervention — you attend to client assent and assent withdrawal, individualize accordingly, and prioritize quality-of-life outcomesYou supervise with intention — you provide RBTs with behavior-skills training, constructive performance feedback, and mentorship that builds clinical competence and retentionYou value interdisciplinary collaboration — you take feedback well, consult when appropriate, and coordinate effectively with schools, caregivers, and other providersYou maintain rigorous clinical standards — you develop function-based programming, make data-based decisions, and adhere to the BACB Ethics Code; you hold high clinical standards — warmth doesn't mean loose; you write strong programs, track data carefully, and take ethics seriouslyPreferred QualificationsTelehealth / remote ABA experienceExperience with insurance-funded ABA documentation and authorizationsStrong caregiver coaching and leadership skillsBenefitsFlexible pay based on experienceFlexible remote scheduleCompetitive paySupportive team environmentOpportunity for growth and leadershipJ-18808-Ljbffr