Senior BCBA

We are currently seeking an experienced and motivated Senior BCBA to join our Durham clinic and support our continued growth. If you re ready to lead with purpose and inspire a team of dedicated professionals we d love to connect.

Why Join Us

• Work-life balance is part of our culture not just a perk.
  
• Low caseloads allow for high-quality care and clinical impact.
  
• Career growth opportunities leadership mentorship and a collaborative team environment.
  
• Up to 30% bonus potential for exceeding billable targets and improving outcomes.
  

What We re Looking For

• Active BCBA certification (per BACB standards)
  
• Master s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis or related field
  
• Minimum 2 years of BCBA experience (required)
  
• Strong leadership time management and observational skills
  
• Experience supporting children with autism and developmental disabilities
  
• Analytical data-driven and outcome-focused clinician
  
• Empathetic team-oriented and culturally competent professional
  
• Committed to upholding client confidentiality and HIPAA compliance
  

What You ll Do

As a Senior BCBA you ll combine client-facing work with clinical mentorship and operational leadership responsibilities:

Clinical Supervision & Quality

• Provide parent training and lead care coordination with families
  
• Monitor and manage billable utilization for yourself and supervisees
  
• Deliver direct therapy and ensure high-quality supervision practices
  
• Review session notes and client data for accuracy and clinical integrity
  
• Ensure timely completion of assessments documentation and training tasks
  

Leadership & Team Development

• Supervise BCBAs RBTs and ABA graduate students
  
• Provide fieldwork supervision per BACB standards
  
• Lead internal trainings and mentor new staff
  
• Conduct bi-weekly check-ins with behavior technician teams
  
• Collaborate with regional and cross-clinic teams to uphold service standards
  

Process & Program Development

• Contribute to the design and evaluation of clinic procedures policies and materials
  
• Create and implement training programs using evidence-based strategies
  
• Participate in quality assurance team meetings and clinic-wide initiatives
  
• Invest in your growth through continuing education and advanced training
  

What We Offer

• Competitive salary
  
• Bonus potential up to 30%
  
• Comprehensive benefits (medical dental vision life insurance)
  
• Generous PTO and paid holidays
  
• 401(k) with employer match
  
• Company laptop and digital tools
  
• Leadership advancement pathways within the organization
  

Join Our Dream Team

If you re ready to take the next step in your ABA career leading with compassion data and purpose we invite you to apply today.

AutismCOE is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Requirements

• Active BCBA certification in good standing with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB)
  
• Master s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis Psychology Special Education or a related field
  
• Minimum of 3 years of BCBA experience (required); leadership or mentorship experience strongly preferred
  
• Clinical expertise in Applied Behavior Analysis particularly in working with children with autism and developmental disabilities
  
• Supervisory skills with the ability to lead and mentor BCBAs RBTs and graduate-level trainees
  
• Proficiency in data-driven decision making treatment plan development and clinical documentation
  
• Excellent communication skills verbal written and interpersonal with a collaborative team-oriented approach
  
• Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to prioritize clinical quality while meeting productivity goals
  
• Technological proficiency including experience with electronic health records (EHR) and ABA software platforms (e.g. CentralReach Rethink or similar)
  
• Commitment to ethical practice confidentiality and compliance with HIPAA regulations
  
• Cultural competence and the ability to provide inclusive family-centered care