ABA Case Supervisor – Clinical Team Leader

Spectrum Pride LLC; Visalia (CA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Spectrum Pride LLC in California is seeking a Case Supervisor to oversee clinical activities within their ABA treatment caseload and drive technicians and clients toward treatment goals.

The role includes program development, data collection, behavior analysis, staff training, and facilitating monthly team meetings with families and the clinical team to ensure care quality. Required: bachelor’s degree; pursuing a Master’s with BCBA preferred, minimum 2 years in ABA.

Qualifications

• Pursuing Masters’ Degree and BCBA preferred.
• Minimum 2 years’ experience in ABA Treatment or child development.
• Emerging knowledge of curriculum, programming, team development and training/management of staff, behavior analysis, and data collection.
• Cleared with California Department of Justice.

Responsibilities

• Assist with oversight of client clinical teams
• Assist with programming, data collection, and behavior analysis, per Case Manager
• Assist with training and staff management
• Assist with facilitating monthly team meetings with family and child’s clinical team
• Assist with parent training
• Assist with Behavior Management Plan proposals to be approved by Case Manager
• Assist with development and preparation of treatment reports
• Assist with establishment and maintenance of positive relations with family
• Assist with establishment and maintenance of positive relations with stake holders
• Attend stake holder meetings (IPP & IEP)

Skills

ABA Treatment experience

Data collection

Behavior analysis

Staff training/management

Curriculum knowledge

Team development

Advanced professional skills

California DOJ clearance

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Pursuit of Master’s program with completion of 12 ABA units

Job description

Spectrum Pride LLC in California is seeking a Case Supervisor to oversee clinical activities within their ABA treatment caseload and drive technicians and clients toward treatment goals.

The role includes program development, data collection, behavior analysis, staff training, and facilitating monthly team meetings with families and the clinical team to ensure care quality. Required: bachelor’s degree; pursuing a Master’s with BCBA preferred, minimum 2 years in ABA.