Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) - Full Time Guaranteed 40 Hours

Responsibilities

The Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) / Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst (LABA) provides high-quality, individualized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to children and adolescents in their home environments. Working under the supervision of a Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA/BCBA), the BCaBA supports and conducts treatment implementation, RBT/BT supervision and coaching, caregiver training, data review, direct client care and ongoing clinical monitoring.

This role serves as a key clinical bridge between the supervising BCBA and the RBTs/BTs providing day-to-day services. The BCaBA works closely with families, RBTs, BCBAs, and other providers to ensure consistent, integrated, whole-child care.

Clinical Implementation & Treatment Support

• Design and implement individualized ABA treatment plans under the supervision of the supervising BCBA.
• Conduct ongoing assessment of client skills, behavior, progress, and treatment needs under the supervision of the supervising BCBA.
• Review client data regularly and identify trends, barriers to progress, and potential needs for program modification.
• Make clinical recommendations to the supervising BCBA based on direct observation and data.

Direct & Indirect Clinical Services

• Provide up to 10-20 hours per week of direct ABA care to children and adolescents based on clinical and organizational needs.
• Provide ongoing supervision, coaching, and clinical support to Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and Behavior Technicians (BTs) in accordance with BACB, Virginia licensure, payer, and organizational requirements.
• Model treatment procedures, conduct or support competency assessments, and provide real-time performance feedback.
• Monitor treatment integrity and fidelity of implementation in home and telehealth settings.

Caregiver & Family Training

• Deliver structured caregiver training consistent with the client treatment plan and under BCBA supervision.
• Collaborate with families to embed strategies into daily routines and natural environments.
• Provide coaching on behavior support, communication strategies, skill development, and environmental modifications.

Interdisciplinary Care Coordination

• Coordinate clinically with other providers involved in the client care, including:

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• Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)
• Occupational Therapists (OTs)
• Psychiatrists and Psychologists
• Primary Care Providers and other members of the medical team
• School-based teams (IEP teams, special education teachers)
• Case managers and care coordinators

• Participate in case conferences and multidisciplinary meetings as appropriate.