Board Certified Behavior Analyst

San Ramon, CA - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 16-10-2025

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Key Responsibilities

Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs) preference assessments and other behavior-analytic assessments.
Develop individualized treatment plans behavior intervention plans (BIPs) and goals aligned with client needs.
Provide direct one-on-one therapy when necessary and model interventions for staff.
Supervise coach and train behavior therapists / RBTs ensuring procedural integrity and high-quality delivery.
Monitor and analyze progress data adjust treatment as needed and prepare progress reports for clients families and funding sources.
Collaborate with families schools and other professionals (e.g. speech OT special education) to support generalization of skills.
Ensure compliance with regulatory licensing and insurance requirements.
Participate in staff meetings professional development and ongoing training.
Assist in program development quality assurance and expanding services.
Travel between client and clinic sites as required.
Maintain accurate documentation treatment logs notes and reporting systems.
Uphold ethical standards client confidentiality and professional boundaries.

Required Qualifications & Skills

BCBA certification (or eligible)
Masters degree in Applied Behavior Analysis Psychology Special Education or related field preferred
Previous experience delivering ABA services to children with autism / developmental disabilities
Experience supervising direct care staff and providing training
Strong data analysis skills; ability to use behavior-tracking and data software
Excellent communication (written and verbal) and collaboration skills with families and professionals
Ability to travel between multiple sites; valid drivers license and reliable transportation
Knowledge of relevant regulatory legal and insurance requirements
Ability to pass background checks health screenings etc.
Commitment to ethical practice and cultural competence

Preferred / Desirable Qualities

Experience in an educational/nonpublic school setting
Familiarity with funding/reimbursement processes (insurance Medicaid regional centers)
Leadership or program development experience

Working Conditions & Benefits

Full-time on-site role
Occasional weekend or evening sessions depending on client needs
Mileage reimbursement/travel compensation
Health dental vision benefits retirement plan (as per organizational policy)
Paid time off professional development allowance
Laptop/tablet and access to clinical / data systems

Reporting & Supervision

Reports to Clinical Director or Senior Behavioral Health Leadership
Works closely with program supervisors therapists educational staff and administrative teams

Key Responsibilities Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs) preference assessments and other behavior-analytic assessments. Develop individualized treatment plans behavior intervention plans (BIPs) and goals aligned with client needs. Provide direct one-on-one therapy when necessary and mod...

Key Responsibilities

Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs) preference assessments and other behavior-analytic assessments.
Develop individualized treatment plans behavior intervention plans (BIPs) and goals aligned with client needs.
Provide direct one-on-one therapy when necessary and model interventions for staff.
Supervise coach and train behavior therapists / RBTs ensuring procedural integrity and high-quality delivery.
Monitor and analyze progress data adjust treatment as needed and prepare progress reports for clients families and funding sources.
Collaborate with families schools and other professionals (e.g. speech OT special education) to support generalization of skills.
Ensure compliance with regulatory licensing and insurance requirements.
Participate in staff meetings professional development and ongoing training.
Assist in program development quality assurance and expanding services.
Travel between client and clinic sites as required.
Maintain accurate documentation treatment logs notes and reporting systems.
Uphold ethical standards client confidentiality and professional boundaries.

Required Qualifications & Skills

BCBA certification (or eligible)
Masters degree in Applied Behavior Analysis Psychology Special Education or related field preferred
Previous experience delivering ABA services to children with autism / developmental disabilities
Experience supervising direct care staff and providing training
Strong data analysis skills; ability to use behavior-tracking and data software
Excellent communication (written and verbal) and collaboration skills with families and professionals
Ability to travel between multiple sites; valid drivers license and reliable transportation
Knowledge of relevant regulatory legal and insurance requirements
Ability to pass background checks health screenings etc.
Commitment to ethical practice and cultural competence

Preferred / Desirable Qualities

Experience in an educational/nonpublic school setting
Familiarity with funding/reimbursement processes (insurance Medicaid regional centers)
Leadership or program development experience

Working Conditions & Benefits

Full-time on-site role
Occasional weekend or evening sessions depending on client needs
Mileage reimbursement/travel compensation
Health dental vision benefits retirement plan (as per organizational policy)
Paid time off professional development allowance
Laptop/tablet and access to clinical / data systems

Reporting & Supervision

Reports to Clinical Director or Senior Behavioral Health Leadership
Works closely with program supervisors therapists educational staff and administrative teams