Remote Behavior Analyst BCBA - California

NeuroPraxis is California's premiere in-home and community-based rehabilitation program for individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries. Our interdisciplinary team incorporates technological advancements and innovative rehabilitation techniques to help clients overcome their TBI and/or SCI-related physical, emotional, and social challenges. We provide comprehensive rehabilitation programs customized to the unique needs of each patient and believe that individualized care is essential to a successful rehabilitation journey.

Role Description
adults with neurological injuries who may experience difficulties related to executive functioning, emotional regulation, behavioral control, task initiation, treatment participation, interpersonal relationships, and community integration. The BCBA applies evidence-based principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to develop individualized interventions that improve adaptive functioning, support behavioral stability, and promote meaningful participation in daily life.

The successful candidate will work collaboratively with clients, families, caregivers, and clinical team members to develop practical strategies that support rehabilitation goals while maintaining a strong commitment to person-centered, ethical, and trauma-informed care.

This position is primarily remote and utilizes telehealth technology, virtual coaching, caregiver training, interdisciplinary meetings, and ongoing treatment monitoring to support successful client outcomes.

Why Join NeuroPraxis?
Joining NeuroPraxis means becoming part of a mission-driven organization committed to improving the lives of individuals living with neurological injury and disability.

Our clinicians benefit from:

Meaningful and rewarding work that positively impacts clients and families.

Collaboration within a highly skilled interdisciplinary rehabilitation team.

Opportunities for clinical growth and ongoing professional development.

Flexible remote work opportunities.

Supportive leadership committed to quality care and clinician success.

An organization that values innovation, accountability, teamwork, and continuous improvement.

The ability to work with complex and diverse neurological rehabilitation populations.

We seek clinicians who are passionate about helping clients maximize independence, overcome barriers, and achieve measurable progress in everyday life.

Required Qualifications
Candidates must possess:

Master's degree or higher in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Behavioral Science, Education, or a related field.

Eligibility to provide services in the jurisdictions where clients are located.

Minimum of two years of clinical experience providing behavioral assessment and intervention services.

Experience working with adults experiencing neurological, cognitive, behavioral, or functional impairments.

Knowledge of functional behavior assessment, behavior intervention planning, and behavioral data analysis.

Experience providing caregiver training and behavioral consultation.

Strong documentation, communication, and organizational skills.

Proficiency with electronic medical records and telehealth technology.

Preferred Skills and Experience
Preference may be given to candidates who possess:

Three or more years of experience within neurorehabilitation settings.

Experience working with traumatic brain injury, acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, or other neurological populations.

Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) or Certified Brain Injury Specialist Trainer (CBIST) credentials.

Knowledge of neurobehavioral rehabilitation principles.

Familiarity with workers' compensation, catastrophic injury, and personal injury populations.

Experience in interdisciplinary or post-acute rehabilitation programs.

Experience providing telehealth-based behavioral consultation and caregiver support.

Understanding of executive functioning deficits, cognitive impairment, emotional regulation challenges, and behavioral complications associated with neurological injury.

Experience supporting individuals with barriers affecting independent living, employment, community participation, and interpersonal relationships.

This position is primarily remote and requires the ability to effectively provide services through secure telehealth platforms.

The role requires:

A private and secure workspace that protects client confidentiality.

Reliable high-speed internet service.

Proficiency using telehealth, documentation, and collaboration technologies.

Participation in interdisciplinary meetings, case conferences, peer consultations, and professional development activities.

Strong time-management and organizational skills.

Flexibility to accommodate client schedules and clinical needs.

Occasional in-person meetings, training sessions, or organizational events as needed.

NeuroPraxis maintains a collaborative and team-oriented culture where clinicians are encouraged to contribute ideas, participate in quality improvement initiatives, and continuously expand their professional knowledge and skills.

NeuroPraxis is committed to identifying clinicians who demonstrate strong clinical judgment, ethical practice, collaborative teamwork, cultural responsiveness, and a passion for helping individuals achieve meaningful recovery and greater independence.

NeuroPraxis is an interdisciplinary neurorehabilitation organization dedicated to helping individuals with neurological injuries achieve meaningful recovery, improved function, and greater independence. Through evidence-based, person-centered services delivered within home, community, and telehealth settings, we empower individuals and families to overcome barriers, build resilience, and participate fully in life.

Empowered Recovery | Restored Independence
NeuroPraxis is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and respectful workplace and prohibit discrimination or harassment based on any protected characteristic under applicable federal, state, or local law.

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