Senior Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Senior Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Salary: $85,000 - $90,000/year (based on experience)

Location: Hybrid in South Denver, CO region with a flexible schedule (home and school based, with travel to Castle Rock clinic)

General Job Description: The purpose of the Senior BCBA is to oversee assigned region to ensure quality outcome for parent training objectives, teacher training, and authorizations. The Senior BCBA works under the supervision of the Clinical Director implementing the IABA parent training curriculum as well as developing individualized parent training goals in collaboration with the treating BCBA. The focus of this role is to be collaborative in nature, across settings, with a large focus on school-based ABA and home-based support. Additionally, the Senior BCBA completes all assessments and authorizations for the client's assigned to their caseload. The assessment process includes direct overlaps and coordination with the treating BCBA. This may include intakes as assigned by the Clinical Director. When needed the Senior BCBA will assist with supervising caseloads for case coverage (ex: maternity leaves/PTO requests).

Essential Job Functions:

• Oversee assigned clinic to ensure quality outcome for parents in understanding ABA principals
• Runs the IABA parent training curriculum in conjunction with individualized parent training goals
• Collaborates with treating BCBA to ensure individualized goals are idiosyncratic to their treatment plan as well as socially valid
• Working a hybrid schedule in person (two-three days) as well as two evenings a week as needed for parent training
• Supports parents through tele-health appointments as well as office/in-home depending on need
• Documents parent progress within curriculum via Central Reach or Precision X
• Educates and engages all clinic parents through either weekly or bi-weekly parent training sessions
• Graphs and analyzes parent data for individualized parent training goals (must be on file for all clients)
• Provides direct overlaps to RBTs in the school setting for integrity of ABA goals
• Collaborates with teachers, including education and training, to create buy in as well as outcomes in the school setting
• Works under the supervision of and collaboratively with the Clinical Director
• Coordinates with the LCPC-BCBA on parent training curriculum
• Assists with Clinical Documentation audits as the liaison to parents as needed
• Completes assessments and authorizations as assigned by the Billing Department and supervised by Clinical Director
• Coordinates with the treating BCBA through the assessment process to include overlaps and treatment plan review
• Assists the Clinical Director in the assignment of office work for RBTs including the creation of tasks to support client care/the office space for cancellations
• Oversee quality outcome for clients as defined by company standards
• Supports intake cases with the Clinical Director
• As needed assists in supervising caseloads for case coverage
• Meet monthly service aim of 25-30 billable hours per week
• Follows the guidelines for intern supervision
• Develop materials for staff training and client programming in collaboration with the IABA Leadership Team

Qualification Requirements:

• Completed BACB approved Supervision Curriculum, Supervision and Experience Training Module
• Experience working across settings, including school and in-home, and comfortable working within a clinic setting to meet versatile client needs
• Willingness to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and advocate for client needs
• Proficient in conducting caregiver and staff training across settings
• 2 year experience as BCBA