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House of Hearts ABA is seeking a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) for a part-time hourly role in the Boston area. The schedule is flexible with 10–20 billable hours per week, and the position offers hybrid remote and in‑person work.
You will supervise RBTs, develop individualized treatment plans, conduct assessments, and collaborate with families and schools to drive meaningful progress while maintaining a small caseload and strong ethical standards.
Pay Rate: $70–$85/hour
Schedule: Flexible, Part‑Time (10–20 billable hours/week)
Location: Hybrid – Remote & In‑Person
Experience: Minimum 1 year required
Make a Real Difference—On Your Terms
You don’t need to leave your current job to join us.
At House of Hearts ABA, we’re building a team of passionate, mission‑driven BCBAs who want to make an impact—without sacrificing flexibility or balance.
Pick up a few cases with us, build a small, thoughtful caseload, and experience what it’s like to work with a company that truly has your back. If you fall in love with our culture (and many do), you’re more than welcome to grow your caseload and future with us over time.
Why Work With House of Hearts ABA?
Because we’re not just another ABA company—we’re a movement.
We believe in heart‑first care, high‑quality services, and building a culture that supports every team member at every step.
Here’s what you can expect:
Supportive, hands‑on leadership that actually listens
Flexible scheduling built around your life
Dedicated support staff—both clinical and admin
Low caseloads (7–10 clients) to maintain quality and balance
Competitive pay and bonus opportunities
Growth and leadership pathways if you choose to expand your caseload
Collaborative, warm team culture—both online and in the field
Manage your own small caseload of amazing kids and families
Supervise RBTs in schools and homes (mix of in‑person and telehealth)
Conduct assessments and design individualized treatment plans
Provide compassionate, evidence‑based care
Collaborate with educators and families to create meaningful progress
Uphold the highest ethical and compliance standards
Are a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Have at least 1 year of ABA experience
Love collaborating with others and working toward meaningful outcomes
Communicate clearly and confidently with teams and families
Want to make a difference while keeping your schedule flexible