Board Certified Behavior Analyst

BCBA- Board Certified Behavior Analyst Company: Archways ABA Location: St. Louis, MO Position Type: Full-Time / Part-Time Setting: Hybrid (In-Home + Telehealth) Compensation: $65 – $95/hour (based on experience, availability, and caseload needs) About Us At Archways ABA, we focus on providing high-quality, compassionate ABA services to children and families throughout Missouri. We believe strong clinical care starts with supporting our team. Our goal is to create flexible, manageable caseloads while giving BCBAs the operational support they need to focus on clinical outcomes instead of administrative chaos. We are currently hiring a BCBA in St. Louis, Missouri to support our growing client base. What We Offer Flexible scheduling Hybrid model (telehealth + in-home) Caseload designed around your availability Administrative and scheduling support Competitive compensation Opportunities for growth and leadership Collaborative and supportive environment Minimal unnecessary meetings Technology-driven systems and streamlined workflows Responsibilities Conduct assessments and create individualized treatment plans Supervise and support RBTs/BTs Provide caregiver training and support Analyze data and adjust treatment plans as needed Complete clinical documentation in a timely manner Collaborate with families and interdisciplinary providers Maintain compliance with BACB and insurance requirements Qualifications: Required Active BCBA certification Master’s degree in ABA, Psychology, Education, or related field Experience working with children with autism and developmental disabilities Reliable transportation Strong communication and organizational skills Preferred Experience with in-home ABA services Experience with telehealth supervision Multi-state licensure is a plus Schedule Options Full-Time Part-Time Afternoon / Evening availability preferred Flexible caseload structure Compensation $65–$95/hour depending on experience and responsibilities Opportunities for increased compensation based on caseload and leadership involvement #J-18808-Ljbffr