ABA Supervisor Warren, New Jersey, United States

Cortica Inc; New Jersey; Hybrid; USD 94,000 - 119,000; Full time

Job summary

Cortica Inc seeks a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) for a hybrid remote position based in Warren, NJ. You'll oversee clinical programming for children with autism, leading a supportive team to deliver high-quality care. The role offers flexibility, competitive salary, and extensive professional development opportunities.

Benefits

Generous Time Off

Flexible Hybrid Role

CEUs Stipend

401(k) Matching

Comprehensive Health Coverage

Set Scheduling

Qualifications

• Current BCBA certification required.
• Experience in overseeing clinical programming.
• Strong collaborative skills to work within a transdisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

• Oversee neurodiversity-affirming clinical programming for patients receiving ABA treatment.
• Lead and empower a team of behavior technicians.
• Provide customized care plans through collaboration with other professionals.

Skills

Leadership

Clinical Programming

Team Collaboration

Education

Master's degree in human services or related field

Job description

Title: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Hybrid Remote

Location: Warren, NJ and Surrounding Areas (Hybrid Option Available)

At Cortica, our Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) use a strength based, holistic approach to clinical programming for children with autism and other neurodevelopmental differences. Our valued BCBAs are leaders who make a difference and create a supportive environment where all clinicians in our transdisciplinary team can thrive, grow, and make a meaningful, long-term impact for families.

You'll provide groundbreaking, neurodiversity-affirming care, while enjoying the flexibility and support you deserve.

Why Choose Cortica?

We're excited to support your continued professional development, growth, well being, and ability to make a meaningful impact as part of a transdisciplinary team. That's why our compensation and benefits package has been designed to support you personally and professionally:

• Total Earning Potential (Salary + Bonus): $94,913 - $118,642
• GenerousTimeOfftoRechargeandMaintainWork-LifeBalance:Upto22daysoffinyourfirstyear,increasingto26daysafter12months.
• FlexibleHybridRole:Upto50%ofthisrolecanbedoneremotely,allowingyoutobalanceyourclinicalworkandadministrativetasksonyourterms.**TelehealthisdeterminedbytheBCBAwhenitsclinicallyeffectivefortheclientandBT**
• CEUStipend:$2,000annuallytosupportyourcontinuedprofessionaldevelopment.
• 401(k)Matching:Helpingyouplanforyourfuturewithmatchingcontributions.
• ComprehensiveHealthCoverage:Includingmedical,dental,vision,life,disabilityinsurance,pluspetinsurance—becausewecareaboutyourentirefamily,furryfriendsincluded!
• SetScheduling:Predictableworkhourshelpyoubalanceyourworkandpersonallife.

Your Role and Impact
AsaBCBAatCortica,you'llplayapivotalroleinoverseeingneurodiversity-affirmingclinicalprogrammingforpatientsreceivingABAtreatment.You'llleadateamofbehaviortechnicians(BTs) empoweringthemtomakealastingdifferenceinthelivesofchildrenwithdevelopmentaldifferences.

What you'll love about this role:

• AchievableTargets: You'll average 26 billable hours per week, with reduced targets during shorter weeks to ensure a manageable workload.
• UncappedBonusPotential:You'llhaveanopportunitytoearnmorebyincreasingyourbillablehours,butit'sentirelyuptoyou—workatapacethatsuitsyourlifestyle.
• GrowthandAdvancementOpportunities:You'llhavethechancetoadvancethroughBCBAlevelsI,II,III,andIV,increasingyourleadershipimpactalongtheway.AtBCBAlevelsIIIandIV,productivitytargetsarereducedto22,allowingyoutofocusondevelopingleadershipskills,cultivatingothertalents,andexploringbroaderprofessionalinterests.
• AutonomyoverYourSchedule:You'llhavefullcontroloverwhenandwhereyousuperviseyourcases,empoweringyoutodesignaschedulethatworksforyou.
• AdministrativeSupport:Focusonwhatyoudobest—clinicalcare—whileourdedicatedteamhandlesscheduling,billing,andcredentialing,leavingyouwithmoretimetofocusonyourworkandpatients.

QualificationsandRequirements

• Master'sdegreeinhumanservicesorarelatedfield.
• CurrentBCBA(Board-CertifiedBehaviorAnalyst)Certificationrequired.

What Makes Cortica Different from Other ABA Companies?

AtCortica, we believe in going beyond traditional ABA practices to offer a more comprehensive, patient-centered approach that is different from other ABA companies:

• ATransdisciplinaryApproachtoCare:UnlikemanyABAcompaniesthatfocussolelyonbehaviortherapy,Corticaoffersaholistic,multidisciplinarymodelofcare.Ourteamincludesexpertsfromawiderangeoffields—occupationaltherapy,speechpathology,pediatrics,andmore—allowingustoaddressthewholechildanddelivermoreintegrated,effectivecare.
• FocusonCollaboration:AtCortica,wedon'tjustimplementtherapy—wecollaboratewithfamilies,caregivers,andotherclinicianstocreateindividualizedcareplansthatempowereveryoneinvolved.Thisapproachensuresthateachchild'suniqueneedsaremet,andthattheentireteamisalignedintheirgoalsforsuccess.
• QualityOverQuantity:Wetakeprideinvalue-basedcarepartnershipswithhealthplansthatprioritizequalityoverquantity.Ourpatientsbenefitfromthetimewededicatetocollaborative,integratedcare,andourcliniciansaresupportedwithmoretimeforthoughtfulclinicaldecision-making.Unlikeotherproviders,wearereimbursedbasedonoutcomes,notjustthenumberofsessionsdelivered.

ByjoiningCortica,you'llbepartofateamthat'sredefiningABAtherapy—combiningcompassion,innovation,andcollaboration todeliverresultsthatmatter.

CorticaisanEqualOpportunityEmployer.Thispostingisnotintendedtobeanexhaustivelistofduties.Pleasereviewthefulljobdescriptionhere:JobDescription .

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