What are the responsibilities and job description for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) – Assessment-Focused Role position at Advanceable ABA?
Full-Time Assessing BCBA | $85,000–$100,000 Base Salary Bonus Potential | $2,500 Sign-On Bonus
Location: Lynchburg, VA — serving Lynchburg and surrounding areas
Job Type: Full-Time
Base Salary: $85,000–$100,000 based on experience
Bonus Potential: Additional bonus opportunities available based on assessment volume, billable expectations, and performance
Sign-On Bonus: $2,500
Relocation Support: Available, if applicable
Ready to Do Meaningful Assessment Work With Real Support?
At Advanceable ABA, we know how important high-quality assessments are. A strong assessment sets the tone for the entire clinical experience — for the child, the family, the treatment team, and the services that follow.
We are looking for an experienced BCBA to join our Virginia team in an assessment-focused role. This is a great fit for a clinician who enjoys meeting families, understanding each child’s needs, developing thoughtful treatment recommendations, and creating clear, clinically sound assessment documentation.
Advanceable ABA provides in-home ABA therapy, with services also delivered in school, daycare, and community settings when appropriate. Our assessment process is designed to help families feel heard while ensuring treatment recommendations are individualized, practical, and clinically appropriate.
What’s in It for You?
As a full-time Assessing BCBA with Advanceable ABA, you can expect:
As an Assessing BCBA with Advanceable ABA, you’ll play a key role in helping families begin services with clarity, confidence, and strong clinical direction.
You’ll get to:
Conduct Assessments: Complete initial ABA assessments for children with autism and developmental disabilities.
Understand the Child’s Needs: Gather information through observation, caregiver interview, record review, assessment tools, and clinical judgment.
Develop Treatment Recommendations: Create individualized recommendations that reflect the child’s strengths, needs, family priorities, and medically necessary service level.
Build Strong Treatment Plans: Develop assessment reports, goals, treatment recommendations, and supporting documentation that meet clinical and payer requirements.
Support a Smooth Start to Services: Collaborate with internal team members to help move families from assessment to treatment planning and service start.
Use Clinical Judgment: Ensure recommendations are thoughtful, ethical, data-informed, and individualized to each child and family.
Collaborate With a Strong Clinical Team: Work alongside clinical leadership and other team members who are available to brainstorm, review, problem-solve, and support quality work.
What We’re Looking For
We’re looking for a BCBA who brings strong clinical judgment, excellent communication, and experience conducting or supporting ABA assessments.
You should have:
If you’re looking for an assessment-focused BCBA role where you can make a meaningful impact at the very beginning of a family’s ABA journey, Advanceable ABA may be the right fit.
We’re looking for clinicians who care about quality, communication, and thoughtful treatment planning — and who want to be part of a growing team that values clinical excellence.
Apply today and grow with Advanceable ABA.
Base salary does not include bonus potential. Sign-on bonus, relocation support, bonus opportunities, and license reimbursement are subject to applicable terms and conditions.
INDBCBA
Location: Lynchburg, VA — serving Lynchburg and surrounding areas
Job Type: Full-Time
Base Salary: $85,000–$100,000 based on experience
Bonus Potential: Additional bonus opportunities available based on assessment volume, billable expectations, and performance
Sign-On Bonus: $2,500
Relocation Support: Available, if applicable
Ready to Do Meaningful Assessment Work With Real Support?
At Advanceable ABA, we know how important high-quality assessments are. A strong assessment sets the tone for the entire clinical experience — for the child, the family, the treatment team, and the services that follow.
We are looking for an experienced BCBA to join our Virginia team in an assessment-focused role. This is a great fit for a clinician who enjoys meeting families, understanding each child’s needs, developing thoughtful treatment recommendations, and creating clear, clinically sound assessment documentation.
Advanceable ABA provides in-home ABA therapy, with services also delivered in school, daycare, and community settings when appropriate. Our assessment process is designed to help families feel heard while ensuring treatment recommendations are individualized, practical, and clinically appropriate.
What’s in It for You?
As a full-time Assessing BCBA with Advanceable ABA, you can expect:
- $85,000–$100,000 base salary based on experience
- Additional bonus opportunities based on assessment volume, billable expectations, and performance
- $2,500 sign-on bonus
- Relocation support available, if applicable
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- PTO
- 401(k)
- Free CEUs
- Strong clinical mentorship and leadership support
- A clear assessment-focused role
- Hybrid flexibility when clinically appropriate and permitted by Medicaid, payer, and state requirements
- A collaborative team culture where your voice is heard
As an Assessing BCBA with Advanceable ABA, you’ll play a key role in helping families begin services with clarity, confidence, and strong clinical direction.
You’ll get to:
Conduct Assessments: Complete initial ABA assessments for children with autism and developmental disabilities.
Understand the Child’s Needs: Gather information through observation, caregiver interview, record review, assessment tools, and clinical judgment.
Develop Treatment Recommendations: Create individualized recommendations that reflect the child’s strengths, needs, family priorities, and medically necessary service level.
Build Strong Treatment Plans: Develop assessment reports, goals, treatment recommendations, and supporting documentation that meet clinical and payer requirements.
Support a Smooth Start to Services: Collaborate with internal team members to help move families from assessment to treatment planning and service start.
Use Clinical Judgment: Ensure recommendations are thoughtful, ethical, data-informed, and individualized to each child and family.
Collaborate With a Strong Clinical Team: Work alongside clinical leadership and other team members who are available to brainstorm, review, problem-solve, and support quality work.
What We’re Looking For
We’re looking for a BCBA who brings strong clinical judgment, excellent communication, and experience conducting or supporting ABA assessments.
You should have:
- Current BCBA certification required
- Virginia LBA required, or willingness to obtain before starting services
- Advanceable ABA reimburses the cost of obtaining the Virginia LBA
- 1 years of ABA experience preferred
- Experience working with children with autism and developmental disabilities
- Strong assessment, documentation, and treatment-planning skills
- Strong communication skills with families and internal team members
- Ability to complete timely, high-quality clinical documentation
- A collaborative, responsive, and quality-focused approach
- A commitment to doing what is right for each child and family
If you’re looking for an assessment-focused BCBA role where you can make a meaningful impact at the very beginning of a family’s ABA journey, Advanceable ABA may be the right fit.
We’re looking for clinicians who care about quality, communication, and thoughtful treatment planning — and who want to be part of a growing team that values clinical excellence.
Apply today and grow with Advanceable ABA.
Base salary does not include bonus potential. Sign-on bonus, relocation support, bonus opportunities, and license reimbursement are subject to applicable terms and conditions.
INDBCBA
Salary : $85,000 - $100,000