BCBA Clinical Assessor — Elevate ABA Care & Outcomes

ABA Centers of Georgia; Macon (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

21 paid days off

Medical, dental, vision, long-term-dis

Life insurance

401(k) program with generous employer:

Performance bonus potential

Job summary

ABA Centers of Georgia is seeking a Clinical Assessor (BCBA) to advance autism intervention services for families and children. You will partner with admissions and clinicians to complete intakes and perform standardized assessments to inform care decisions.

You will manage case transitions, conduct up to three initial assessments weekly in home or clinical settings, and lead peer reviews with insurers for hours authorization while training staff in initial skill and adaptive assessments.

Qualifications

• BCBA certification required.
• Minimum 3+ years supervising others.
• Must maintain clean background/drug screenings and driving record.

Responsibilities

• Work with Admissions and clinicians to ensure that intakes are completed for prospective families/clients.
• Conduct initial assessments using standardized tools such as Vineland, ABAS-2, MBA, VB-MAPP, AFLS, EFLS, ABLLS, PEAK, Socially Savvy, MAS, QABF, FAST, etc.
• Ensure the appropriate transition of cases after the initial assessment, including overlap meetings with families and the receiving team.
• Provide a maximum of 3 initial assessments per week in home and clinical environments.
• Conduct peer reviews with insurance companies for authorization of hours.
• Train staff on conducting initial skills and adaptive assessments.

Skills

Supervising others

Leadership

Education

BCBA certification

Tools

Vineland

ABAS-2

MBA

VB-MAPP

AFLS

EFLS

ABLLS

PEAK

Socially Savvy

MAS

QABF

FAST

Job description

ABA Centers of Georgia is seeking a Clinical Assessor (BCBA) to advance autism intervention services for families and children. You will partner with admissions and clinicians to complete intakes and perform standardized assessments to inform care decisions.

You will manage case transitions, conduct up to three initial assessments weekly in home or clinical settings, and lead peer reviews with insurers for hours authorization while training staff in initial skill and adaptive assessments.