Leader Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

GENERAL SUMMARY: As a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Leader, you will drive excellence in applied behavior analysis (ABA) programming at our Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities (CADD). Working under the guidance of the Manager or Director, you will lead and mentor a talented team of BCBA and ABA professionals while making a meaningful difference in the lives of children with autism and related disabilities. This is an opportunity to shape evidence-based intervention programs, inspire clinical excellence, and expand our impact across the Health System and community.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Lead and mentor BCBA and ABA staff, fostering a culture of clinical excellence, professional development, and evidence-based practice
• Develop, implement, and refine comprehensive ABA intervention programs tailored to children with autism spectrum disorders and related developmental disabilities
• Provide expert clinical supervision and consultation to ensure quality service delivery and staff competency
• Partner with families, educators, and clinical staff to deliver collaborative training and support that empowers stakeholders in supporting children's progress
• Contribute to program growth and visibility through strategic business development, marketing initiatives, and community engagement
• Identify and pursue philanthropic opportunities to enhance program resources and reach
• Actively collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure integrated, holistic care for children and families
• Maintain availability to clinical staff and CADD leadership through flexible communication and responsiveness to emerging clinical needs

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:

• Master's degree in a developmental field (e.g., education, psychology, speech language pathology)
• Two (2) years of hands-on experience as an Applied Behavior Analysis Therapist (ABA-T) providing direct services to children with autism spectrum disorders—experience that has shaped your understanding of evidence-based intervention and family-centered care
• One (1) year of BCBA experience demonstrating your commitment to clinical leadership and professional growth
• A self-motivated, highly organized approach to work that inspires confidence in both clinical teams and families
• Proven ability to thrive independently while actively contributing to collaborative team environments
• Flexibility and responsiveness—you're comfortable working non-traditional hours and staying connected via phone/email to support clinical staff and CADD leadership as needs emerge
• Experience consulting with families, educators, and clinical staff (highly valued)

CERTIFICATION/LICENSURE REQUIRED:

• Board Certification (BCBA) by the national Behavior Analyst Certification Board—demonstrating your expertise and commitment to the field