Benefits
Competitive salary
Flexible schedule
Free uniforms
Opportunity for advancement
Paid time off
Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA)
A Structured, Ethical Role for a BCaBA Who Wants Support, Clarity, and Growth
If you’re a BCaBA who values clear expectations, strong supervision, and ethical practice, this role was intentionally designed with you in mind.
We are a clinician-led ABA practice seeking a BCaBA to provide hands-on clinical support under the ongoing supervision of a BCBA, in accordance with BACB standards. This is not a role where you’re expected to operate beyond your credential, “figure it out alone,” or fill gaps caused by poor systems.
Instead, you’ll join a team that believes BCaBAs should be supported, developed, and protected.
What Makes This Role Different
We are intentional about structure—because structure supports clinicians and protects clients.
Clearly defined scope of practice
Ongoing, scheduled BCBA supervision that meets BACB requirements
No pressure to function as a “junior BCBA”
No expectation to independently create or modify treatment plans
Focus on quality implementation—not productivity quotas
Founder is a BCBA who prioritizes ethical, sustainable practice
Your Role (What You’ll Actually Be Doing)
This BCaBA role focuses on day-to-day clinical support and implementation, always under BCBA oversight and direction.
Core Responsibilities
Support RBTs with implementation of BCBA-developed and approved programs
Model teaching procedures and behavior strategies during sessions
Assist with RBT onboarding and case-specific training
Conduct probes and assist with program updates under BCBA direction
Review session data and prepare summaries for BCBA review
Participate in parent training as directed by the supervising BCBA
Collaborate with school staff using BCBA-approved goals and strategies
You will never be expected to operate outside your scope or comfort level.
Role Boundaries (To Support Ethical Practice)
To ensure ethical practice and protect both our clinicians and clients, this role includes clear professional boundaries aligned with BACB standards.
The BCaBA in this role will not be expected to:
Conduct initial assessments independently
Write, approve, or substantially modify treatment plans or BIPs without BCBA approval
Increase or authorize service hours
Make independent clinical decisions outside BCBA direction
Be responsible for staffing, scheduling, or crisis coverage decisions
Replace BCBA supervision or clinical judgment
These boundaries are in place to support your professional growth, protect your credential, and ensure high-quality care for the families we serve.
Who This Role Is Ideal For A BCaBA with 1–3 years of experience
Someone who values structure, mentorship, and ethical clarity A BCaBA who wants to strengthen clinical skills without burnout
Someone considering BCBA certification in the future (optional, not required)
A clinician who wants to work in a thoughtful, values-driven environment
Position Details
Hours: Part-time (20–30 hours per week to start)
Caseload: Small, defined client cluster (not spread thin)
Supervision
Ongoing BCBA supervision in compliance with BACB requirements
Paid supervision and paid administrative time
Compensation: $35–$50 per hour, based on experience, scope of responsibilities, and overall fit
Environment: Supportive, collaborative, clinician-led
Our Commitment to You
We commit to
Clear expectations and communication
Ethical clinical decision-making
Ongoing supervision and feedback
Respect for your time, role, and professional boundaries A workplace where growth and well-being matter
If you’re looking for a BCaBA role where you can practice responsibly, feel supported, and grow with confidence—we’d love to hear from you.
Flexible work from home options available.