Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Summary
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst designs and oversees behavior support plans for adults in residential care, trains staff, and ensures compliance with regulations in a hybrid role.
Lead with Purpose – Join Our Growing Team as a BCBA in Adult Foster Care!
Hybrid Role - No Billing Requirements - Company Paid Health Insurance for you and your family - Supportive Team - Professional Development - On Site Gym
Build meaningful, long-term outcomes for adults in residential care without the pressure of billing requirements. This flexible BCBA role offers $90,000/annual salary, remote work on Mondays and Fridays, Company Paid Health Insurance, and a $10,000 sign-on bonus. You will develop practical behavior strategies, coach direct care teams, and see the impact of your work in everyday life.
New to adult services? Your clinical skills transfer. A structured two-week onboarding process will help you become acclimated to supporting adults, including if your recent experience has primarily been with children. You will partner with home managers, families, and interdisciplinary teams to build sustainable, person-centered supports that promote independence, safety, and dignity.
Role Snapshot: $90,000/annual salary | $10,000 sign-on bonus | Remote Mondays and Fridays | No billing requirements | Two-week adult-services onboarding | Flexible work environment | Professional Development
What You’ll Do:
- Conduct functional behavior assessments within AFC homes
- Develop and oversee individualized behavior support plans tailored to adult populations
- Train and coach direct care staff on behavior strategies, de-escalation, and best practices
- Ensure compliance with state regulations and person-centered planning standards
- Collaborate with home managers, families, and interdisciplinary teams
- Monitor outcomes and adjust programming to support long-term success
- Active Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification
- Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) in the State of Michigan
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation
- Experience with adults with developmental disabilities, mental health needs, or dual diagnoses preferred
- Knowledge of AFC/Group Home regulations (or willingness to learn)
- Strong leadership, training, and communication skills
- A compassionate, patient-centered approach to care
Ready to bring your BCBA expertise to adult services? Apply today to explore how this flexible, non-billable role can support your next career step.