BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): In Clinic
Job description
About the role
You will own the strategic design and execution of behavior intervention plans that directly influence client progress and family outcomes. This role requires you to synthesize complex behavioral data into clear, actionable steps for therapy teams and caregivers within the home and daycare environments. You are the clinical expert responsible for ensuring that every therapy session aligns with best practices in Applied Behavior Analysis and ethical standards. You will lead by example, demonstrating advanced instructional techniques that upskill the direct care staff under your supervision. Success in this position is defined by your ability to mentor others while maintaining the highest fidelity of service delivery. You will actively collaborate with families to translate clinical goals into practical, everyday strategies that promote independence. Your work will contribute directly to the mission of providing innovative, compassionate, and child-centered care to the communities served. This position offers the autonomy to drive clinical excellence while being supported by a robust infrastructure of mentorship and resources.
Key facts
What you'll do
Conduct comprehensive functional behavior assessments to identify the root causes of challenging behaviors in naturalistic settings.
Design and implement individualized behavior intervention plans that are measurable, ethical, and tailored to the unique needs of each child.
Utilize advanced graphing procedures to track client progress and adjust therapeutic strategies based on empirical data trends.
Lead and instruct therapy teams, providing clear direction and feedback to ensure consistent implementation of behavior plans.
Facilitate training workshops for caregivers and daycare staff to build capacity and ensure generalization of skills across environments.
Perform ongoing data analysis to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions and make data-driven decisions for program modification.
Develop documentation and clinical reports that communicate client progress to families, educators, and medical professionals.
Coordinate with educators and physicians to integrate behavioral strategies into the child's daily routine at school and at home.
Implement evidence-based practices that promote skill acquisition in communication, socialization, and daily living activities.
Champion a culture of continuous improvement by seeking out new research and innovative techniques to enhance the quality of care.
Provide direct clinical supervision to ensure that all therapy sessions adhere to the highest standards of professionalism and efficacy.
Engage in proactive problem-solving to overcome barriers to learning and adapt strategies in real-time within the home and daycare settings.
Foster strong therapeutic relationships with families to build trust and promote collaboration in achieving long-term goals.
Maintain strict adherence to ethical guidelines and organizational policies to protect the welfare of clients and the integrity of services.
Requirements
Hold active BCBA certification and licensure as a practicing behavior analyst in your state of practice.
Possess a minimum of 2 to 4 years of hands-on experience delivering ABA instruction in applied settings.
Demonstrate strong, in-depth knowledge of ABA techniques and the procedural fidelity required for graphing procedures.
Prove the ability to lead, instruct, and supervise therapists effectively to ensure high-quality service delivery.
Show proficiency in data collection, analysis, and the interpretation of behavioral graphing to inform clinical decisions.
Exhibit a thorough understanding of ethical standards and legal requirements governing the practice of behavior analysis.
Display strong written and verbal communication skills necessary for coordinating with families, educators, and medical teams.
Commit to maintaining a flexible schedule that accommodates daytime hours to meet the needs of clients and their families.
Nice to have
Preferred experience working within daycare environments to understand the dynamics of group settings.
Knowledge of specific autism-related methodologies or supplemental therapeutic frameworks.
Experience providing mentorship or training to new staff members in a clinical setting.
Practical notes
Hours: Daytime Hours Available.
Location specifics: This role operates in an in-home and daycare setting within the Lawrenceville, GA area.
Compensation is quoted in the range of $85-$100 per session or hour as defined by the organization's pay scale.