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360 Behavioral Health in Madera, CA is seeking a BCBA Clinical Supervisor for a hybrid, senior role with strong leadership responsibilities. You will guide clinical teams, oversee ABA services, and partner with families and departments to deliver exceptional care.
Base salary ranges from $85,000–$89,500 with an uncapped bonus earning potential, plus ongoing CEU support, student loan assistance, and career growth opportunities. A dynamic, supportive environment awaits.
Job Category: Clinical Support
Requisition Number: BCBAC006757
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Madera, CA 93637, USA
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
$10,000 Employee Bonus
$85,000–$89,500 Base Salary + Uncapped Bonus Earning Potential
100 Monthly Billables | $25 for Every Qualifying Hour Over 100 | CEU Support | Student Loan Support | Career Growth
You Bring the Clinical Expertise. We'll Make Sure You Have a Team Behind You.
At 360 Behavioral Health, we believe BCBAs should be able to focus on what they do best: providing exceptional clinical care.
From scheduling and authorizations to client intake, payroll, recruiting, operations, and clinical leadership, you don't have to navigate everything alone.
We're looking for passionate Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) who want a role that offers sustainable expectations, strong support, professional growth, and the opportunity to take greater control of their earning potential.
We invest in the people providing care.
As a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst , you'll provide clinical leadership and oversee individualized ABA services while partnering with families, clinical team members, and organizational support teams.
Key responsibilities include:
You worked hard to become a BCBA. Your next opportunity should give you the resources to use that expertise, continue developing your career, and be rewarded for your contributions.
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