Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Job Description Atlantis Positive Behavior Services (APBS) is a growing ABA agency based in Culpeper, VA, serving children and families throughout Culpeper and surrounding counties. Founded in 2022 by a practicing BCBA, Atlantis was created with a clear mission: to build an ABA organization where team members feel valued, supported, and empowered—because when staff are supported, the quality of client care naturally follows. At APBS, we take a values-driven approach to behavior analysis. Our team operates under the CREATE framework: Compassion, Reliable, Ethical, Authentic, Transparent, and Empathetic. These values guide how we work with clients, collaborate with families, and support one another as professionals. Atlantis was intentionally built to support the people delivering the services. Our leadership believes that investing in clinicians creates stronger clinical decision-making and more meaningful outcomes for clients. BCBAs at Atlantis are not just supervisors; they are clinical leaders who help shape the culture and direction of the organization. As a small business agency, our team members have opportunities to influence systems, contribute ideas, and grow professionally alongside the organization. We are committed to delivering high-quality, ethical ABA services to children with autism and other behavioral needs, while maintaining an environment where clinicians feel respected, supported, and inspired in their work. At Atlantis, we believe meaningful change begins with people. By prioritizing our team and living our CREATE values, we discover the hidden potential in both our clients and the professionals who support them. Our work environment includes: Growth opportunities Flexible working hours Remote/work from home ability Paid sick leave 401k + matching Bonus eligibility Client materials provided or reimbursed Professional development / CEU budget Small caseload to promote work/life balance Work for a local agency that is truly connected to the area Humanistic and collaborative approach from leadership Responsibilities Complete FBA's, Assessments, and Treatment plans. Collect and analyze data to monitor progress and make necessary adjustments to treatment plans. Provide supervision to RBTs. Collaborate with caregivers to evaluate and modify behavior. Provide training and guidance to caregivers to help children overcome problems with communication, social skills, attention, or sensory integration. Collaborate with therapists and other professionals on the child's progress. Qualifications and Skills Must live in VA or bordering state and be available for occasional in-person services. Minimum requirement: 1x in person per month per client Master’s (BCBA) degree from an accredited college or university Certification from the BACB At least one year of proven mental health experience working with children with developmental disorders Advanced knowledge of Applied Behavior Analysis principles and techniques Strong data collection and analysis skills Hard working with strong interpersonal skills and great attention to detail Demonstration of a passion for exceeding expectations Effective communication skills and attention to detail Open availability and flexibility to meet the needs of our clients Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable source of transportation Requirements Must be willing to travel to general posted area and for occasional in-person services. While this position includes flexibility for remote work, clinical supervisors are required to be on site at least once a month and remotely as needed to support clients and staff. Strong verbal and written communication, time management and organizational skills, problem-solving Compensation $55-$65 per hour based upon experience Option to be paid salary after 90 days Stipend for dual/multiple language speakers when utilizing ability Bonus program based upon performance Potential to earn upwards of $100k annually dependent upon billable hours #J-18808-Ljbffr