In-Person Clinical Assessor

Job Description

Job Description

Why You’ll Love this In-Person Clinical Assessor Job! Join Autism FIRST and play a key role in helping children and families access the care they need, starting with a thoughtful, high-quality assessment. As an In-Person Clinical Assessor , you’ll conduct face-to-face evaluations that guide treatment planning and ensure timely access to ABA services.  This is an excellent opportunity for a BCBA who enjoys assessment-focused work, values flexibility, and wants to make a meaningful impact across multiple clinics or regions.

At Autism FIRST, you'll be surrounded by leaders and teammates who believe in your potential, invest in your growth, and step in to support you when you need it. You'll be encouraged to be yourself and build meaningful connections with people who value authenticity and genuinely enjoy working together. Every day, you'll have the opportunity to make a lasting difference through meaningful breakthroughs that help children and families move forward.

Position Details

• Position Type: 1099 Contractor or Hourly Employee
• Pay: $50 - $85 / hour
• Schedule: Flexible based on assessment needs and availability
• Location: Virginia (statewide or assigned region)
• Setting: In-Person (clinic-based or travel between locations as needed)

Why Autism FIRST?

• Flexible scheduling to fit your availability
• Competitive hourly compensation
• Opportunity to focus on assessment work without a full caseload
• Supportive clinical and administrative teams
• Growing statewide organization with expanding access to services
• Opportunity to support multiple clinics and regions

Make a difference that matters. Join Autism FIRST and help families take the first step toward high-quality ABA care! Responsibilities

• Conduct in-person assessments for individuals referred for ABA services
• Complete clinical observations and caregiver interviews
• Utilize appropriate assessment tools and clinical judgment
• Provide clear recommendations to support treatment planning
• Collaborate with clinical and administrative teams
• Ensure timely and accurate documentation of all assessments
• Communicate professionally with families, caregivers, and internal teams
• Maintain compliance with clinical, ethical, and regulatory standards

Required Skills

• Active BCBA certification (required)
• Experience conducting autism, developmental, or behavioral assessments
• Experience working with children and families in ABA or related settings
• Strong documentation, communication, and organizational skills
• Ability to travel for in-person assessments, if supporting multiple locations

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with structured assessment tools or ABA evaluation frameworks
• Background in behavioral health, pediatric therapy, or developmental services
• Virginia licensure or credentialing (if applicable)
• Availability to support multiple clinic locations or regions