BCBA Clinical Director: Lead & Mentor ABA Teams

Action Behavior Centers; Katy (TX); Hybrid; USD 76,000 - 127,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation packages

401(k) with company match

Remote work up to 3 days/month

No non-compete agreements

CEU funds

Job summary

Action Behavior Centers (ABC) is hiring a BCBA Clinical Director to lead center clinical teams, mentor clinicians, and ensure high-quality, compassionate ABA care for children with autism. You will supervise BCBAs and RBTs, oversee assessments, and drive clinical quality across the center while collaborating with families and other providers.

Join ABC to advance your career with a strong mentorship culture, ongoing CEU opportunities, and meaningful impact on families and children with autism

Qualifications

• Master's degree in behavior analysis, psychology, or education.
• Active BCBA certification with BACB® licensure in applicable states.
• Willingness to travel to nearby centers for collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Lead and mentor BCBAs, RBTs, and student analysts to support professional growth and clinical skills.
• Oversee assessments and ensure goals are individualized and data-driven with families.
• Monitor each child's progress and adjust goals as needed.
• Maintain clinical quality and compliance with ethical standards and current best practices in ABA.
• Train teammates on clinical best practices and ABA strategies.

Skills

Leadership

Mentoring

Clinical supervision

Data-driven decisions

Education

Master's degree in BCBA/psychology/education

Tools

CentralReach

Job description

Action Behavior Centers (ABC) is hiring a BCBA Clinical Director to lead center clinical teams, mentor clinicians, and ensure high-quality, compassionate ABA care for children with autism. You will supervise BCBAs and RBTs, oversee assessments, and drive clinical quality across the center while collaborating with families and other providers.

Join ABC to advance your career with a strong mentorship culture, ongoing CEU opportunities, and meaningful impact on families and children with autism