BCBA (Remote)

BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst)

$90,000-$110,000 Full-time Hybrid (Remote + In-home)

A rare opportunity to join a growing ABA practice as an early team member, with a real voice in shaping how we care for children and families - and the culture we build together.

You'll work closely with experienced clinical advisors, backed by a leadership team that's built and run ABA organizations before - real mentorship and support, not autonomy without a net.

What you'll do:

  • Contribute to clinical program design as we build out our service model from the ground up
  • Carry and manage a client caseload, serving as the clinical standard-bearer for the organization
  • Own documentation quality, utilization reviews, and oversight of treatment plans
  • Supervise RBTs across active cases, ensuring treatment fidelity and consistent skill-building
  • Partner directly with the founding team on clinical hiring decisions and onboarding as we grow

What's different here:

  • Clinical Director track: this role is built to grow into clinical leadership as the organization scales
  • Mentorship: work directly alongside our Clinical Advisors you'll be supported, not thrown in the deep end
  • Reasonable workload: proper caseload sizing and RBT ratios from day one no heroics required
  • Mission: serve families who've been let down by fragmented, impersonal care

Compensation & Growth:

  • Compensation ranges from $90,000$110,000 annually
  • Quarterly performance bonuses
  • $10,000 sign-on bonus

What you bring:

  • Active BCBA certification in good standing (Required)
  • NJ BCBA licensure (Required)
  • Experience in a clinic setting (a plus)

Benefits:

  • Health, dental, and vision from day one
  • 401(k) with matching
  • PTO that you'll actually use
  • Referral bonuses when you bring great people in
  • CEU support staying current matters here
  • Relocation Assistance
  • Parental leave
  • MondayFriday daytime hours, no weekends

Work Location (Hybrid): Remote and in-clinic

Job Types: Full-time

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