Board Certified Behavior Analyst / Mentor

Behavior One Autism Solutions is now hiring a full-time (32+ hours a week) Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to manage ABA services delivered to our clients in Los Angeles County. 

Benefits for full-time staff working 32+ hours: 

Medical, Vision, Dental Insurance offered to staff working 30+ hours 

SIMPLE IRA Plus retirement plan with a 100% employer match up to 3% of gross income after 1 year of employment

Accrued Paid Time Off 

6 observed paid holidays plus 1 floating holiday

Proud ACE Provider with paid Continuing Education Units (CEUs): As an Authorized Continuing Education (ACE) Provider, we are committed to supporting the professional development of our team. Our BCBAs have regular access to high-quality, in-house continuing education opportunities that align with BACB standards, helping you stay sharp, confident, and continually developing your professional careers. 

Pay:

Hourly Pay equivalent to $85,000.00 - $105,000.00 per year 

Opportunities for up to $120,000.00 per year with bonus incentive

Pay is negotiable

This position will also include Quality Assurance (QA) to maintain the quality of our services and staff working within Los Angeles County.  

Essential Duties and Responsibilities 

The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: 

Conducts functional behavior assessments (FBAs) 

Designs ABA treatment programs for individuals with autism spectrum disorders and other behavioral disabilities 

Ensures integrity of program implementation 

Monitors effectiveness of treatment plans and modify programs as needed 

Analyzes data and create graphs for visual and analysis of data 

Develops the behavioral/clinical skill sets and clinical decision-making skills for a team of behavior technicians 

Provides individualized client-centered parent training 

Facilitate clinical team meetings (CTMs) 

Participates actively in professional growth opportunities such as staff trainings and supervision 

Model appropriate behavior intervention strategies for behavior technicians and caregivers 

Check in with caregivers about client behavior/progress 

Engage in active listening and positive interaction with clients and caregivers 

Provide supervision and support to behavior technicians and case supervisors 

Generate and complete progress reports 

Conduct initial behavioral assessments 

Use assessment tools (i.e., Vineland-3, VB-MAPP, etc.) to assess progress 

Depending on their tentative caseloads, potential locations of operation for BCBAs may be within a 15-25 mile radius from the listing location

Minimum Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities) 

A minimum of a master’s degree in a related field is required 

Must be a current Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) 

Have previous clinical experience as an autism service provider in home or in a school setting with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

Prior supervisory experience overseeing a team of ABA staff 

Skills 

Strong Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and clinical skills 

Self-disciplined: Able to schedule and attend client appointments and clinical team meetings with consistency, reliability and punctuality 

Excellent written and verbal communication 

Excellent time management skills 

Excellent interpersonal skills 

Excellent team player attitude and customer service orientation 

We are committed to ensuring all levels of staff are supported and motivated to deliver superior services. We are currently looking for a leader that shares our vision for the ethical delivery of ABA services to some of the most vulnerable members of our society. We take our responsibility to our clients seriously, which is why company growth is systematic and methodical. All levels of staff directly inspire our agency’s vision. 

The BCBA works with individuals with a variety of disorders, such as Autism, ADHD and Mild Intellectual disabilities. BCBAs oversee the development, modification, and implementation of treatment plans (i.e., behavior intervention plans and skill acquisition goals) for each client on their caseload. They work collaboratively on a clinical team and may work one-on-one with caregivers in home and community settings. The BCBA collaborates with the client’s caregivers and the case supervisor to develop a comprehensive and individualized intervention plan.