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Axe Recruiting is seeking a mission-driven Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to expand access to ABA for children in Lake County, Illinois. This part-time role offers a realistic path to full-time by June based on adherence and outcomes, with telehealth delivery and in-home coordination as needed.
The position involves supervising RBTs, conducting FBAs/assessments, and ensuring Medicaid-ready documentation, while enabling flexible scheduling and potential growth based on performance.
We’re recruiting a mission-driven Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to expand access to high-quality, culturally responsive ABA for children (approximately ages 1-12) across Lake County, Illinois. Ideal for a clinician who already has a full-time role and wants a flexible side engagement now—with a realistic path to full-time by June based on adherence, documentation quality, and outcomes.
Complete FBAs/assessments and write individualized treatment plans meeting Illinois Medicaid standards.
Deliver ABA via telehealth; coordinate/oversee in-home implementation when required.
Supervise and coach RBTs/technicians; ensure treatment fidelity and ethical practice.
Provide parent/caregiver training and drive measurable skill acquisition.
Maintain timely, compliant documentation; support prior auth/reauth with the admin team.
Review data, analyze progress, and iterate treatment plans to achieve outcomes.
Active BCBA certification (good standing).
Illinois behavior analyst license (LBA) or clear eligibility with a defined timeline.
NPI Type 1 (individual) with Behavior Analyst taxonomy (103K00000X).
Illinois Medicaid (IMPACT) enrollment or willingness to complete promptly.
Demonstrated proficiency with telehealth ABA, HIPAA workflows, and Medicaid-level documentation.
Experience with Illinois Medicaid MCOs and PA/reauth workflows.
Prior supervision of RBTs/techs and structured parent-training programs.
Bilingual capability and/or a track record serving underserved communities.
Start part-time; typical per-child weekly bands: 4-8 or 4-10 hours.
Flexible scheduling; hours scale with adherence, documentation quality, family engagement, and outcomes.
Strong performers can scale to full-time by June.