BCBA Clinical Lead

IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis); United States; Remote; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading organization is seeking a passionate BCBA Clinical Lead to improve access to ABA services while shaping the future of clinicians. This Maryland-based role emphasizes leadership, clinical supervision, and the provision of high-quality ABA care, ensuring a consistent standard of excellence.

Benefits

Competitive compensation based on education and experience

Flexible scheduling options for work-life balance

Generous paid time off

Ongoing professional development opportunities

Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance

Qualifications

• Current BCBA certification required.
• Minimum five years as a BCBA with at least two in supervisory roles.
• Experience with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related assessments.

Responsibilities

• Deliver clinical supervision to BCBAs ensuring integrity across cases.
• Support onboarding for new behavior technicians and BCBAs.
• Provide mentorship and training to enhance clinical consistency.

Skills

Clinical Supervision

Training

Project Management

Communication

Problem Solving

Education

Master’s degree in behavior analysis, education, psychology, or related field

Job description

Make a Meaningful Impact as a BCBA Clinical Lead
Are you passionate about advancing access to high-quality ABA care while shaping the next generation of clinicians? We’re looking for a dedicated BCBA Clinical Lead to join our team in Maryland and help drive our mission forward.

The BCBA Clinical Lead plays a key role in ensuring clinical excellence and fostering professional growth within our Maryland-based teams. This position supports the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based ABA services by guiding and mentoring BCBAs and students, while helping maintain a consistent standard of care across the region.

Working in close partnership with the Regional Clinical Director, the BCBA Clinical Lead contributes to the development and implementation of clinical programs, supports onboarding and training for new BCBAs, provides crisis prevention training, and mentors team members at various stages of their professional journey. The role also includes oversight of BACB Fieldwork student development and collaboration with administrative staff to ensure clinicians are well-supported and families receive exceptional care.

This leadership role is ideal for a BCBA who is passionate about clinical quality, mentorship, and ensuring access to effective ABA treatment that prioritizes meaningful outcomes.

The BCBA Clinical Lead supports the delivery of high-quality clinical services and contributes to team development and operational excellence across the region. Primary responsibilities include:

• Provide Clinical Supervision: Deliver direct supervision to BCBAs and ensure clinical integrity across assigned cases.
• Support Onboarding Processes:Assist with local onboarding and integration of behavior technicians, BACB fieldwork students, and newly hired BCBAs.
• Mentor and Guide Clinicians: Train, coach, and offer ongoing mentorship to BCBAs, fostering professional growth and clinical consistency.
• Facilitate Group Learning:Lead group supervision sessions and mentorship activities for fieldwork students in alignment with BACB standards.
• Enhance Clinical Culture:Collaborate with the Regional Clinical Director to host events that promote clinical learning and a strong team culture.
• Promote Treatment Fidelity: Work alongside BCBAs and families to ensure adherence to evidence-based treatment plans and best practices.
• Travel for Regional Support:Travel approximately 20% of the time to provide in-person support, training, and engagement across designated sites.
• Coordinate with Local Leadership: Maintain regular communication with local operations teams to address clinical needs and ensure alignment.
• Monitor and Report Progress: Provide consistent, data-driven reporting on clinical activities and regional outcomes.
• Maintain Clinical Caseload: Carry a client caseload as needed based on regional requirements.
• Engage in Active Sessions: Participate in physically demanding therapy sessions as needed, including standing, bending, lifting (25+ lbs), and keeping pace with clients aged 2–15.

The ideal candidate brings a strong clinical foundation, leadership experience, and a commitment to high-quality ABA service delivery. Key qualifications include:

• Master’s degree in behavior analysis, education, psychology, or a related field
• Current certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
• Licensed (or license-eligible) Behavior Analyst in all applicable states within the coverage area
• Minimum of five years of experience practicing as a BCBA, with at least two years in a supervisory or mentorship role
• Proven experience implementing ABA services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder or related developmental disorders
• Ability to administer and interpret a range of clinical assessments
• Strong clinical judgment and a high standard of professional ethics
• Exceptional organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Demonstrated ability to manage confidential information with discretion
• Skilled in project management and problem-solving within clinical settings
• Excellent written and verbal communication abilities

BCBA Clinical Leads are recognized, supported, and rewarded for the impact they make every day. We’re proud to offer:

• Competitive compensation based on education, experience, and geographic location
• Work-life balance supported by flexible scheduling options
• Generous paid time off to recharge and take care of what matters most
• Ongoing professional development, including monthly CEU opportunities led by our Clinical Excellence Team
• Comprehensive benefits, including:
  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • 401(k) retirement savings plan
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for personal and professional support