ABA Clinical Supervisor — Field-Based Role

Holding Hands Inc.; Calabasas (CA); Hybrid; USD 39,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision insurance

Paid time off

Mileage reimbursement

Professional development opportunities

Company-issued devices

Job summary

Holding Hands, Inc. is seeking an Associate Clinical Supervisor (ACS) in Calabasas, CA to lead ABA-based programs and supervise 1:1 interventions in home and community settings. You will partner with RBTs and BCBAs, provide caregiver training, and drive staff development within an interdisciplinary clinical team.

The role emphasizes skilled communication, report writing, and hands-on supervision to empower neurodiverse clients toward meaningful skills and independence.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Psychology, Special Education, Applied Behavior Analysis or a related field is required.
• BCaBA Certification, OR accruing hours towards BCBA Certification, preferred.
• 1+ years supervising children with ASD and designing ABA-based treatment is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assess individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and design ABA-based programs.
• Oversee 1:1 ABA interventions in home, community and school settings; supervision mainly in the field.
• Ensure accurate ongoing data collection for client programs.
• Monitor staff competency through direct observation and feedback.
• Assess staff performance through fidelity data collection.
• Assist with progress reports and administrative tasks.
• Conduct parent/caregiver trainings and consultations.
• Collaborate with BCBA to run client programs smoothly.

Skills

Communication skills

Supervision

Time management

Bilingual

Education

Master’s degree in Psychology or related field

BCaBA Certification in progress

Tools

Assessment tools

Job description

Holding Hands, Inc. is seeking an Associate Clinical Supervisor (ACS) in Calabasas, CA to lead ABA-based programs and supervise 1:1 interventions in home and community settings. You will partner with RBTs and BCBAs, provide caregiver training, and drive staff development within an interdisciplinary clinical team.

The role emphasizes skilled communication, report writing, and hands-on supervision to empower neurodiverse clients toward meaningful skills and independence.