BCBA Remote Work From Home

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Remote (Georgia)

We are seeking a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to provide remote Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to children and families throughout Georgia. This is currently a fully remote position. However, as state regulations continue to evolve, the role may transition to a hybrid model in the future, with advance notice provided to clinicians.

In this role, you will conduct behavioral assessments, develop treatment plans, supervise behavior technicians, and collaborate with caregivers to support meaningful clinical progress.

Responsibilities

Conduct behavioral assessments and develop individualized ABA treatment plans

Provide supervision and clinical guidance to behavior technicians implementing programs

Monitor client progress and adjust treatment plans as needed

Collaborate with caregivers and interdisciplinary teams to support treatment goals

Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with ethical and clinical standards

Qualifications

Active BCBA certification in good standing

Eligible for or currently holding Georgia Behavior Analyst licensure (or willingness to obtain)

Master's degree in Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education, or a related field

Experience providing ABA services to individuals with autism or developmental disabilities preferred

Compensation

Up to $93/hour

Rates are negotiable based on experience

Benefits

Currently a fully remote position

Opportunity to continue working with a growing, clinician-focused organization

Flexible scheduling

No minimum or maximum caseload requirements

No non-compete agreements

LBA Expansion Program with support and reimbursement for additional state licensure

Dedicated BCBA Success Manager for ongoing clinical and professional support

Please note: This position is currently remote. If Georgia regulations require additional in-person services in the future, the role may transition to a hybrid model in accordance with state requirements.

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