What You’ll Do
As a BCBA, you will:
Own clinical outcomes for your assigned caseload
Monitor client progress, goal mastery, and discharge planning
Ensure authorized hours are used effectively
Conduct assessments, including FBAs, functional analyses when appropriate, and skills assessments such as VB-MAPP and ABLLS-R
Develop individualized, function-based Behavior Intervention Plans
Ensure programming meets medical necessity and payer requirements
Provide oversight for high-acuity cases and crisis situations
Review data and adjust interventions as needed
Make real-time clinical decisions during sessions
Supervise and coach RBTs and BTs according to BACB requirements
Model clinical skills and provide in-the-moment feedback
Support treatment fidelity, accurate data collection, and proper prompting and reinforcement strategies
Maintain audit-ready clinical records
Communicate regularly with caregivers and provide training and updates
What We’re Looking For
Active BCBA certification through the BACB
State licensure, if applicable
2–3 years of ABA experience
Experience with high-acuity behaviors and complex cases
Strong supervision, coaching, and staff development skills
A collaborative, hands-on approach to clinical leadership
Momentum Behavior Services celebrates diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all team members. We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.