Behavioral Consultant (BCBA)

The Learning Consultants; Sparks (NV); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Retirement plan with matching

3 weeks PTO + holidays

Flex-schedule

Company-issued laptop

Continuing education benefits

CE reimbursement

Performance-based pay incentives

Job summary

The Learning Consultants is a Nevada-based clinic specializing in ABA services for children with ASD and other behavioral disorders. We are seeking talented Behavioral Consultants (BCBA, LBA) to join our Sparks clinic team.

As a BCBA/LBA in our clinic, you will conduct functional assessments, develop treatment plans, supervise staff, and coordinate care while complying with state and BACB standards. The role emphasizes performance-based delivery and ongoing professional development.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in behavior analysis or related field with emphasis on behavior analysis.
• Current BCBA certification and Nevada licensed behavior analyst eligibility.
• At least 1 year of experience designing/intervening for young children with autism.

Responsibilities

• Conduct functional behavior assessments with children and families.
• Write and implement behavioral treatment plans and PBSPs.
• Develop skill-building programs and measurement systems.
• Provide supervision and development for behavior technicians.
• Case management and coordination of care.
• Ensure compliance with internal, state, and BACB requirements.
• Follow internal policies and procedures.

Skills

BCBA certification

LBA license

Behavior analysis

Education

Master's degree in Behavior Analysis

Job description

The Learning Consultants is a primarily woman-owned and run company comprised of passionate and high-performing behavior analysts who provide ABA services to children with ASD and other behavioral disorders in our Sparks, Nevada clinic. We are looking for talented and energetic Behavioral Consultants (BCBA, LBA) to join our team.

The LC is a performance-based organization focused on supporting our providers in delivering high-quality services. At the LC, we believe that learners have the best outcomes when their providers have the time, tools, and resources to deliver the best service. Consultants have access to a clinical support team, including assistants and senior behavior technicians. There is ample time for non-face-to-face activities and for developing the performance of behavior technicians. Our team includes a dedicated compliance director focused on managing systems that ensure ethical and compliant service delivery.

Consultant job duties include:

• Conduct functional behavior assessments with children and families
• Write and implement behavioral treatment plans and PBSPs
• Accelerate client progress through developing individualized skill-building programs, establishing measurement systems, ongoing assessment, and parent training
• Develop the clinical performance of behavior technicians
• Case management and coordination of care
• Provide ongoing supervision and performance development in compliance with internal, state, and national requirements
• Follow internal policies and procedures
• Maintain compliance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations and requirements of the BACB

Minimum Qualifications

• A master’s degree in behavior analysis or a related field (e.g., psychology or education) with a strong emphasis in behavior analysis
• Current certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and qualifies as a Licensed Behavior Analyst in Nevada
• 1-year experience designing and implementing intervention programs for young children with autism and related disorders

Preferred Qualifications

• 3 or more years of experience:
  • Conducting functional behavioral assessments and analyses
  • Administering standardized and non-standardized behavioral assessments
  • Writing treatment plans and positive behavior support plans (PBSPs)
  • Designing instructional programs
  • Developing short and long-term objectives for instructional programs
  • Utilizing a variety of teaching/instructional formats, including Precision Teaching
  • Implementing parent training and coaching
  • Coordinating and supervising services for clients
  • Public speaking, including facilitating meetings

Compensation and Benefits

• Salary is dependent on experience
• Health Insurance for eligible employees
• Supplemental Insurance
• Retirement plan with company matching
• 3 weeks/year paid time off plus holidays
• Flex-schedule
• Access to enough CEs through various sources to meet renewal requirements
• Professional development allowance and licensing reimbursement benefits
• Company-issued Apple laptop
• Continuing education benefits
• Performance-based pay incentives tied to CLINICAL outcomes
• Work Culture that fosters ethical service delivery, collaboration, and continuous improvement

Location

We are based in beautiful Northern Nevada. Located 30 minutes from Lake Tahoe's crystal clear waters and world-class skiing and 10 minutes from downtown Reno, you're never more than a few minutes away from incredible natural beauty, world-class dining, exceptional art and culture, and outdoor recreation experiences. We love living and working here and we know you will too.