Travel Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) | Brentwood, Tennessee

Job Description

Job Description

Exciting opportunities await passionate Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) seeking meaningful travel assignments! If you’re drawn to dynamic roles that offer premium compensation, non-taxable stipends, comprehensive travel assistance, and robust healthcare benefits—including 401(k) plans and long-term job security—this rare opening is for you. Alongside these coveted benefits, a travel position allows you to grow both personally and professionally, broadening your experience and skillset while exploring new destinations.

Discover life in vibrant Omaha, NE, a city where a lively urban culture meets Midwestern warmth—offering an appealing blend of restaurants, outdoor adventure, and welcoming neighborhoods. During your assignment, immerse yourself in a unique community while supporting a cooperative educational district that serves sixth through twelfth grade students with significant behavioral needs.

This travel assignment will have you working within a retail-style facility—an innovative environment designed to meet students’ needs outside traditional classrooms. You’ll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, focusing your expertise on some of the area’s most challenging cases, where elopement, self-injury, aggression, and complex behavioral concerns require an experienced and creative BCBA. Help guide and mentor a dedicated staff including Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), paras, and classroom aides, ensuring safety and skill development for students and staff alike.

Key Qualifications:

• Active Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification
• Experience supporting older students with extreme behavioral needs
• Advanced skills in developing crisis plans and behavior interventions
• Strong leadership ability to coach and provide guidance to support staff
• Ability to analyze, train, and support as the on-site BCBA; RBTs not eligible for unrestricted hours

Role Responsibilities:

• Direct applied behavior analysis services for 6th–12th graders
• Collaborate with educational teams and support staff (including up to 10 paras/RBTs)
• Train, supervise, and empower educational staff and teachers
• Design and implement crisis management plans for extreme behaviors
• Observe, assess, and adapt interventions for physical and emotional safety

Top Benefits:

• Non-taxed stipends and travel reimbursements
• Premium compensation and job security
• Comprehensive healthcare, 401(k), and professional development
• Flexible contract with renewal or potential permanent placement
• Opportunity to expand your resume while exploring Omaha

Step into a role that will sharpen your skills and leave a lasting impact—apply now for a journey unlike any other!

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