Program Supervisors

Pay: $50,000 DOE Passion Meets Profession Do you have an innate drive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children with Autism? Are you a compassionate soul guided by clinical expertise, working towards or already possessing your BCBA certification? If so, our team at ABAC is seeking someone like you. At ABAC, our commitment transcends clinical intervention. We believe in nurturing potentials, fostering growth, and empowering lives. Our evidence‑based ABA techniques go beyond textbooks; they touch hearts, shape behaviors, and pave pathways toward independence. Position Summary As a Program Supervisor, you will provide multi‑platform supervision— in‑home, school, center, and telehealth— for individualized ABA‑based therapy programs. Working under the mentorship of a Board‑Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), your guidance and oversight will be a beacon of hope for individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and related disabilities. Responsibilities and Duties Leadership and Supervision: Oversee individualized ABA programs, ensuring alignment with unique client needs. Skill Crafting: Develop and implement personalized skill acquisition plans that are targeted and compassionate. Team Collaboration: Work closely with Behavior Technicians, building a support network that fosters success. Progress Monitoring: Evaluate client growth, adjust plans, and celebrate achievements through detailed reporting. Family Communication: Engage with parents and caregivers, turning therapy into a collective journey toward progress. Ethical Practices: Uphold client confidentiality, maintain professionalism, and adhere to HIPAA guidelines. Physical Engagement: Apply hands‑on techniques as outlined in behavioral intervention plans. Requirements Master’s level, pursuing BCBA certification or in an ABA master’s program (or equivalent in psychology with ABA emphasis) within 6 months. Minimum 2 years of ABA experience, including at least 1 year as an ABA supervisor and 1 year of staff management. Positive attitude, patience, perseverance, and a heart committed to child welfare. Background check clearance, up‑to‑date TB test results, and agreement to travel within the Inland Empire. Physical Demands Touch and Control – use hands to manipulate, control, or feel objects and tools. Posture Flexibility – ability to stand, sit, kneel, stoop, crouch, or crawl for extended periods. Mobility and Strength – bend, stretch, twist, reach, and lift objects up to 50 pounds. Repetitive Actions – repeat therapeutic movements requiring patience and endurance. Visual Acuity – precise adjustments to small objects and recognition of color differences. Adaptive Movement – run, jump, skip as part of interactive therapy. Compliance with Plans – meet the physical requirements outlined in individualized therapeutic goals. Benefits 401(k) matching, medical, dental, vision, paid training, life insurance. Flexible schedule, professional development assistance, chiropractic and acupuncture care, paid cancellations and drive time/mileage. ABAC is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We value diversity and are committed to the growth of all employees. #J-18808-Ljbffr Applied Behavior Autism Center LLC