BCBA Clinical Supervisor

Benefits: 401(k) Competitive salary Flexible schedule Health insurance Bonus based on performance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Clinical Supervisor (BCBA) Lead With Purpose. Develop Clinicians. Transform Lives. Beachmont Behavioral Health is seeking a passionate Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to join our team as a Clinical Supervisor . This leadership role is ideal for a clinician who enjoys mentoring staff, partnering with families, and helping children, adolescents, and adults achieve meaningful improvements in communication, independence, safety, and quality of life. We provide services from east Ventura County to Goleta, CA. We are looking for 3 BCBAs to help us cover the care provided across these areas. What You’ll Do Conduct behavioral assessments and develop individualized treatment plans. Write, train, and oversee implementation of function-based Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs). Train and coach Behavior Technicians and Behavior Assistants on skill acquisition and behavior reduction procedures. Provide supervision, performance feedback, and professional development to clinical staff. Deliver caregiver training to support treatment generalization and long‑term success. Analyze data and make treatment recommendations. Lead crisis prevention and crisis management training for staff. Collaborate with families, schools, healthcare providers, and interdisciplinary teams. Ensure compliance with ethical, regulatory, payer, and organizational requirements. Service Settings & Population Served Clinical Supervisors oversee ABA services for children, adolescents, and adults in: Health Insurance & Regional Center Funded Homes Daycare and preschool programs Schools Community settings Center-based settings (where applicable) Telehealth Caseload & Productivity Expectations Traditional BCBA Model Manage approximately 10-12 clients Conduct assessments, treatment planning, supervision, and caregiver training Three-Tier Clinical Model Oversee approximately 16-20 clients Provide clinical leadership to Behavior Assistants and Behavior Technicians while maintaining responsibility for treatment quality and client outcomes Productivity Minimum 100 billable hours per month Complete assessments, treatment plans, reports, and documentation within required timelines Actively support and develop clinical staff while ensuring treatment fidelity and safe implementation of behavior management procedures Realistic Job Preview Clinical Supervisors support individuals who may engage in: Elopement Aggression (hitting, kicking, pushing, pinching, scratching, and biting) Property destruction Self-injurious behavior Severe tantrums Emotional dysregulation Noncompliance and refusal behaviors These behaviors are often the reason ABA services are medically necessary. Clinical Supervisors are responsible for developing evidence‑based, function‑based interventions, training staff and caregivers, and ensuring treatment is implemented with compassion, consistency, and clinical integrity. Who Thrives in This Position? Are natural leaders and mentors who enjoy developing staff through coaching, training, and feedback. Think analytically and make data‑driven decisions that improve client outcomes. Remain composed during challenging situations and confidently guide teams through behavioral crises. Are mission‑driven and client‑focused , committed to improving independence, safety, and quality of life for the individuals and families they serve. Qualifications Required Active BCBA certification in good standing Master's degree in ABA, Psychology, Education, or related field Experience developing and supervising ABA treatment programs Experience writing function-based Behavior Intervention Plans Experience training and supervising direct‑care staff Strong written and verbal communication skills Reliable transportation and ability to travel between service locations Preferred Experience providing caregiver training Experience supervising BCBA trainees and fieldwork students Experience working across home, school, daycare, clinic, and community settings Experience within tiered‑service delivery models Experience in crisis prevention and behavior reduction programming Why Join Beachmont Behavioral Health? Competitive compensation Leadership and advancement opportunities Flexible caseload models Supportive clinical culture Administrative support designed to maximize clinical effectiveness Opportunities to mentor and develop future clinicians Meaningful work that improves lives every day Flexible work from home options available. #J-18808-Ljbffr