ABA Program Manager - Flexible Schedule & Growth

Positive Behavior Supports Corp.; Greenville (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Scheduling

Quarterly Bonus

PTO & Holidays

Career Growth Opportunities

CEUs & Conference Bonus

Comprehensive Benefits

401(k) with Company Match

Job summary

PBS Corp. in California is seeking a Program Manager to oversee and coordinate high quality ABA service delivery, ensure continuity of care, and support the professional growth of teams across regions.

Active state licensure (or BCaBA or higher), a bachelor’s degree with 12 semester units in ABA, and at least one year of supervisory ABA experience are required. The role offers flexible scheduling, competitive pay, quarterly bonuses, PTO, holidays, CEUs, and full benefits.

Qualifications

• Active state licensure or BCaBA certification required.
• 12 semester units in applied behavior analysis and one year supervisory ABA experience.

Responsibilities

• Oversee program implementation and service delivery for assigned clients.
• Coordinate with regional teams to ensure organizational efficiency and client satisfaction.
• Maintain high performance standards and ensure compliance with company policies and state regulations.
• Manage scheduling, approve time off, and support staffing needs as required.
• Ensure all required documentation—E Sign, post hire documents, and compliance forms—is completed accurately and on time.
• Monitor, mentor, and support the professional development of supervisees.
• Uphold ethical and clinical standards consistent with licensure and certification requirements.

Skills

Supervision

Leadership

Clinical judgment

Education

Bachelor's degree with ABA coursework; 12 semester units in ABA; 1 year supervisory ABA experience

Job description

PBS Corp. in California is seeking a Program Manager to oversee and coordinate high quality ABA service delivery, ensure continuity of care, and support the professional growth of teams across regions.

Active state licensure (or BCaBA or higher), a bachelor’s degree with 12 semester units in ABA, and at least one year of supervisory ABA experience are required. The role offers flexible scheduling, competitive pay, quarterly bonuses, PTO, holidays, CEUs, and full benefits.