Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) | Signal Mountain, Tennessee

Job Description

Job Description

Step into a dynamic role supporting students and schools as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in the vibrant Chattanooga area. This contract position offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact across the district, supporting a range of caseloads and partnering with other professionals dedicated to positive student outcomes.

As an onsite BCBA, you'll work primarily from the district office and help shape behavioral support strategies for schools via a referral process. While not every school in the district will have an open referral, your expertise will reach as many as needed, and care is taken to determine your caseload based on geographic convenience.

Qualifications & Desired Skills:

• Active BCBA credential required
• Completed fingerprints as part of credentialing process
• Experience in a K-12 educational setting preferred
• Strong communication and consultative skills
• Ability to collaborate with diverse teams and adapt to varying school cultures

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide behavioral analysis and support across district schools based on referral needs
• Participate in a supportive partnership with the Vanderbilt Triad program, including monthly consultations to review data and improve practice
• Utilize and contribute to a robust Help Desk model, ensuring manageable caseloads and access to resources
• Deliver recommendations and training for school staff as part of multidisciplinary teams
• Maintain meticulous records and deliver reports as needed

Additional Details:

• Contract begins ASAP and runs through 5/19/27
• Part-time: 10-15 hours per week, with designated support across multiple sites as assigned
• Caseloads determined to minimize travel and maximize impact

If you’re a driven BCBA ready for a rewarding, district-based position with opportunities for professional growth and collaborative support, submit your application today. Your expertise can help shape the future for students in need of behavioral guidance.

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