Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Job Description

Job Description

BOARD CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR ANALYST (BCBA) Alpha Tots ABA | Marietta / East Cobb, Georgia Full-Time • Clinical Leadership Growth Opportunity Position Overview Alpha Tots ABA is seeking an experienced, compassionate, and highly motivated Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to join our growing clinical team in Georgia. The BCBA will provide clinical leadership and oversight for individualized ABA treatment programs while supporting children, families, Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), and the broader clinical team. This position is well suited for a clinician who values evidence-based practice, ethical decision-making, collaboration, and professional growth. As an early member of our clinical team, the selected candidate will also have opportunities to contribute to program development, staff recruitment and mentorship, quality improvement, and the continued growth of Alpha Tots ABA. About Alpha Tots ABA Alpha Tots ABA provides individualized Applied Behavior Analysis services designed to help children develop meaningful skills, increase independence, and improve quality of life. Our approach emphasizes compassionate, ethical, evidence-based care that respects the strengths, needs, and goals of each child and family. Empowering Every Child to Thrive. Essential Responsibilities Clinical Assessment & Treatment Conduct comprehensive behavioral and skills-based assessments, including functional behavior assessments when clinically appropriate. Develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans based on assessment findings, clinical data, family priorities, and medical necessity. Design and oversee skill-acquisition, behavior-reduction, communication, social, adaptive, and independence programs. Analyze clinical data, evaluate treatment effectiveness, and modify programming as appropriate. Develop generalization, transition, and discharge recommendations based on client progress and clinical need. Clinical Supervision & Team Development Provide ongoing clinical supervision, training, and mentorship to RBTs and other clinical team members. Conduct competency-based training, model appropriate clinical techniques, and provide constructive performance feedback. Ensure treatment protocols are implemented with fidelity and in accordance with professional and ethical standards. Assist with interviewing, onboarding, training, and developing future RBTs and BCBAs. Promote a collaborative, accountable, respectful, and clinically rigorous workplace culture. Family & Interdisciplinary Collaboration Develop collaborative relationships with parents and caregivers and provide structured caregiver training. Communicate treatment progress, recommendations, and program changes clearly and professionally. Incorporate appropriate family priorities into treatment planning and promote generalization across environments. Collaborate with schools, physicians, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and other professionals when clinically appropriate and properly authorized. Documentation, Compliance & Quality Maintain accurate, timely, and professional clinical documentation. Review treatment data and documentation to support clinical quality and continuity of care. Ensure services align with applicable payer requirements, organizational policies, and professional standards. Maintain client confidentiality, professional boundaries, and adherence to applicable ethical requirements. Participate in quality assurance and clinical performance improvement initiatives. Clinical Leadership & Organizational Development Contribute to the development and refinement of clinical policies, procedures, and quality standards. Support recruitment and professional development of additional BCBAs and RBTs as the organization grows. Participate in clinical program development and expansion initiatives. Identify opportunities to strengthen client outcomes, family experience, staff performance, and operational consistency. Collaborate with organizational leadership on clinical strategy and scalable systems while maintaining high standards of care. Required Qualifications Current Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification in good standing. Master's degree or higher in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education, Special Education, or a related discipline. Eligibility to provide BCBA services in Georgia and obtain required payer credentials. Demonstrated knowledge of ABA principles, assessment, treatment planning, data analysis, and behavior intervention. Experience supervising and providing clinical direction to RBTs or behavior technicians. Strong written and verbal communication, clinical judgment, organization, and time-management skills. Commitment to ethical, compassionate, evidence-based ABA services. Preferred Qualifications Two or more years of post-certification BCBA experience. Experience providing ABA services to children with autism and developmental differences. Experience with insurance-funded ABA services, caregiver training, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Experience recruiting, training, or mentoring clinical staff. Previous Lead BCBA, Senior BCBA, Assistant Clinical Director, or comparable leadership experience. Interest in developing into a senior clinical leadership position. Compensation & Professional Growth Starting annual base salary: $80,000. Alpha Tots ABA is committed to creating meaningful professional growth opportunities for high-performing clinicians. As the organization expands, the selected BCBA may have opportunities to assume increasing clinical and leadership responsibilities. Potential Career Path: BCBA → Lead BCBA → Clinical Director Our Values Clinical Excellence:

Decisions are guided by evidence, data, ethics, and individualized client needs. Compassion:

Children and families are treated with dignity, patience, and respect. Integrity:

Clinical quality and ethical practice remain central to our work. Collaboration:

Strong outcomes are supported by effective partnerships among clinicians, technicians, caregivers, and other professionals. Leadership:

We invest in developing clinicians who strengthen both people and systems. Accountability:

We take ownership of our responsibilities and continuously pursue improvement. Why Alpha Tots ABA? This opportunity is designed for a BCBA who wants to combine excellent clinical practice with long-term professional development. The successful candidate will have an opportunity to contribute to the growth of a developing clinical organization, help shape standards and systems, mentor team members, and build toward broader leadership responsibilities. If you are a BCBA who is passionate about high-quality clinical outcomes, meaningful family partnerships, and professional growth, we encourage you to apply. ALPHA TOTS ABA Empowering Every Child to Thrive Alpha Tots ABA is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics. Alpha Tots ABA | BCBA Job Description