Part-time BCBA

Part-Time Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA/LABA)

Mayflower Early ABA Services LLC
Location: Hanover, Massachusetts
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: $70–$120 per hour, based on experience and responsibilities
Schedule: Flexible afternoon, early-evening, and possible Saturday hours

About Mayflower Early ABA Services

Mayflower Early ABA Services is a small, BCBA-led practice providing compassionate, individualized ABA services to children and adolescents in our Hanover clinic and, when clinically appropriate, in home and community settings.

Our approach is naturalistic, relationship-based, assent-responsive, and centered on each learner’s strengths, interests, communication, emotional regulation, and quality of life. We use play, meaningful activities, and supportive peer experiences to help children build confidence, independence, friendships, and practical skills.

We are seeking a kind, collaborative, and experienced Board Certified Behavior Analyst who wants to play an active role in treatment—not simply oversee services from a distance.

Position Summary

The part-time BCBA will work closely with Mayflower’s owner and clinical director to support a growing caseload. Responsibilities may include conducting assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, providing direct BCBA services, facilitating small social skills groups, supporting caregivers, and supervising behavior therapists when applicable.

This position is especially well suited for a BCBA who enjoys working directly with children and teens and who values flexible, naturalistic teaching over rigid or compliance-driven programming.

Responsibilities

• Provide engaging, individualized ABA services directly to children and adolescents.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments and reassessments.
• Develop and update medically necessary, measurable treatment plans.
• Analyze data and make timely, clinically appropriate program modifications.
• Facilitate dyads and small social skills groups.
• Support goals related to communication, emotional regulation, flexibility, play, friendship skills, self-advocacy, and independence.
• Provide caregiver training, collaboration, and practical recommendations.
• Supervise and support behavior therapists when assigned.
• Complete accurate, timely, and professional clinical documentation.
• Collaborate with families, schools, medical providers, and other members of the treatment team, with appropriate consent.
• Participate in authorization reviews and contribute to reports requested by funding sources.
• Uphold ethical, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and assent-responsive practices.
• Maintain client dignity, privacy, safety, and confidentiality.

Required Qualifications

• Current certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
• Current or eligible Massachusetts Licensed Applied Behavior Analyst (LABA) credential.
• Master’s degree in behavior analysis, psychology, education, or a related field.
• Experience conducting assessments and developing ABA treatment plans.
• Experience working directly with children or adolescents with autism and related developmental needs.
• Knowledge of ethical, evidence-based, and least-restrictive ABA practices.
• Strong written communication, organization, and clinical documentation skills.
• Ability to complete required background and credentialing checks.
• Ability to maintain professional liability insurance and all required professional credentials.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions, Pivotal Response Treatment, Natural Environment Teaching, verbal behavior, or PFA/SBT-informed care.
• Experience facilitating social skills groups, peer dyads, or teen groups.
• Experience supporting emotional regulation, flexibility, perspective-taking, self-advocacy, and friendship skills.
• Experience providing caregiver training and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.
• Familiarity with assessments such as the Vineland-3, VB-MAPP, Socially Savvy, and functional behavior assessment processes.
• Parent coaching experience
• Experienced inTraining RBTs and supervision

Specialized experience is welcomed, but a willingness to learn and alignment with Mayflower’s clinical values are equally important.

The Right Fit for Mayflower

Our ideal candidate:

• Builds trust before placing demands.
• Sees behavior as communication.
• Respects assent, autonomy, and individual differences.
• Knows how to make learning motivating, playful, and meaningful.
• Is comfortable working directly with clients as well as completing treatment planning and clinical oversight.
• Values collaboration with caregivers and other professionals.
• Uses clinical judgment rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
• Brings warmth, creativity, reliability, and professionalism to their work.

What Mayflower Offers

• Competitive hourly compensation.
• Flexible part-time scheduling.
• A manageable caseload within a small, clinician-led practice.
• Opportunities to provide direct services, lead groups, conduct assessments, and develop treatment plans.
• A collaborative environment where clinical quality is prioritized.
• Opportunities to work creatively and follow client interests and motivation.
• Support from an owner and clinical director who is also a practicing BCBA.
• The opportunity to help shape services as the practice thoughtfully grows.To Apply

Please submit your résumé and a brief introduction describing:

• Your experience working directly with children or adolescents.
• Your approach to compassionate and assent-responsive ABA.
• Your interest in assessments, treatment planning, caregiver support, or social skills groups.
• Your general availability, including any afternoon, evening, or Saturday availability.

Pay: $75.00 - $120.00 per hour

Work Location: In person

Salary : $70 - $120