BCBA Clinical Supervisor or Behavior Analyst Supervisee - Children’s Center for Autism (CCA)

The Children’s Center for Autism (CCA) is part of Texana’s Center’s Specialized Services Division. Texana Center is a 501(c)3 public, not for profit organization whose mission is to deliver life changing services to people with behavioral health issues and intellectual and developmental disabilities. Texana provides a wide variety of behavior analytic services and has a long history of involvement in public policy at the state and local levels. Texana’s Behavior Analysts are provided with opportunities to collaborate with others and to conduct behavior analytic research. The Children’s Center for Autism (CCA) is a well-established program that has been providing high quality ABA treatment for over 20 years.

We offer many benefits to our BCBA Clinical Supervisors including

• Competitive salary and career ladder
• Free CE opportunities
• $3k per year toward conferences and travel expenses
• Time-off benefits including
  • Paid time off (PTO) to be used at your discretion for personal, vacation, or sick time
    • New employees earn 15 days of PTO in their first year
    • PTO accruals increase with years of service
      • Employees earn 18 days of PTO starting in their second year of employment, 21 days per year starting in their third year, 25 days per year starting in their fifth year, and additional increases up to 10 years of employment
  • In addition to PTO, each year employees receive
    • 9 paid holidays (2024)
    • 2 paid self-care days
    • 1 paid holiday of choice day to be used at your discretion
  • Six paid days per year to attend conferences and paid travel days for out of state conferences
• Two or more days per month to work from home
• We pay for your licensure and BACB recertification fees
  • We also pay the BCBA exam fees for Behavior Analyst Supervisees
• Texana has a competitive benefit package including affordable health insurance, a 401a retirement plan that contributes 6% to the employee’s 4% contribution, 457 retirement plan, and Employee Assistance Program for staff and their family members, as well as other benefits
• Manageable caseloads and realistic billing targets
• An environment in which diversity and inclusion are priorities
• On site experienced, knowledgeable, and approachable ABA management team
• An awesome team of Behavior Analysts, interns, administrative staff, and technicians
• Annual longevity bonus
• Monthly budget for client materials
• Opportunity to earn referral bonuses for referring applicants to designated in demand positions
• Texana is a member of the Council of Autism Services Providers (CASP). CASP membership benefits include free CE events, access to a variety of resources, and various opportunities to collaborate with other providers across the country via Special Interest Groups, events, and conferences.
• Sign-on bonuses and/or relocation assistance for highly qualified candidates

Role Responsibilities

• The Behavior Analyst Supervisee works under the direction of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) until obtaining their BCBA certification and License
  • Behavior Analyst Supervisees must sit for the BCBA exam within three months of hire and must pass the exam within 6 months of hire
• Primary job responsibilities include daily supervision and training of assigned Children’s Center staff and daily oversight of each child’s treatment program
• Maintaining a caseload of 7-9 clients. If the caseload is smaller than 7-9 clients, the BCBA Clinical Supervisor or Behavior Analyst Supervisee may also provide direct technician services to clients until the full caseload is established
• Developing individualized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment programs for each assigned child based on behavioral assessment and individualized data and family input
• Conducting the initial implementation of the programs; reviewing data frequently, modifying programs as necessary to get maximum progress, and monitoring treatment integrity
• Providing direct one on one and small group treatment using ABA procedures for children with a diagnosis of autism and/or intellectual disability who display aggressive, disruptive, non-compliant, and/or self-injurious behavior. Training consists of skill acquisition for self-help skills, academic skills, social skills, communication skills, vocational skills, and basic attending skills.
• Ensuring standardized preference assessments, functional analyses, and skill assessments are conducted in a timely manner
• Conducting direct observations, collecting data, summarizing data, and documenting training progress
• Working in collaboration with parents, teachers, and other staff
• Providing supervision of all direct care staff including Registered Behavior Technicians in compliance with the BACB
• Providing supervision to Behavior Analyst Interns and/or BCaBAs as outlined in the BACB Experience Standards
• Complying with the Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts as well as the Texana Business Code of Conduct
• Remaining current with the literature of ABA and autism treatment
• Attending and participating in monthly meetings with other behavior analysts and managers
• Flexibility and the ability to identify and solve problems in a team oriented environment

Salary

• Behavior Analyst Supervisee: $62,000 annually
• BCBA Clinical Supervisor: $70,000-$81,000 annually depending on years certified

Required Experience, Skills, Education and/or Certifications

• BCBA Clinical Supervisor:
  • Board certification (through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board) and Texas license or certification applied for on first day of hire
  • Master’s Degree in Behavior Analysis or with multiple behavior analysis credits during degree completion
• Behavior Analyst Supervisee:
  • Masters in behavior analysis or related field, all coursework for BCBA completed, and all supervision hours supervision completed
  • Must sit for board exam within 3 months of hire and obtain BCBA certification within 6 months of hire
• Applicants should be well-versed in clinical technology as well as able to discuss and explain the technology using scientific and lay terms
• Applicants should be able to communicate and interact professionally and positively with team members, caregivers, and clients

Preferred Experience, Skills, Education and/or Certifications

• Applicants with clinical experience
• Applicants with autism intervention experience

Job Related Physical Requirements

• Must be able to perform SAMA (Texana’s crisis intervention program) and CPR.
• Must be able to run.
• Must be able to perform moderate to heavy lifting (15#- 45#), pushing, stooping, light carrying (15#), repeated bending, reaching above shoulder, simple grasping, hearing, walking, sitting and twisting.
• Must have ability to see, write, operate office equipment, operate a motor vehicle and have depth perception.
• Qualified individual must be able to perform these functions with or without reasonable accommodations.

Texana Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer