Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

ABC Group Hawaii; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ABC Group Hawaiʻi on Oʻahu seeks a BCBA to design, implement, and oversee individualized ABA treatment programs. This role provides mentorship and collaborative support to clinicians while you build confidence and advance your clinical expertise.

You’ll conduct assessments, supervise RBTs, analyze data, train caregivers, and maintain ethical documentation in a compassionate, family-centered environment.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in ABA, Psychology, Special Education, or related field.
• Experience working with individuals with ASD or developmental delays.
• Strong communication and clinical decision-making skills.
• Based on Oʻahu or willing to relocate.
• RBTs nearing completion of fieldwork hours encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

• Conduct assessments and develop individualized treatment plans.
• Provide clinical oversight and supervision of RBTs.
• Analyze data and adjust programming as needed.
• Lead and conduct caregiver training and collaboration.
• Maintain accurate, ethical documentation.

Skills

Mentorship

Clinical leadership

Data analysis

Communication

Ethical practice

Willingness to relocate

Education

Master’s degree in ABA or related field

Job description

At ABC Group Hawaiʻi, we believe exceptional care starts with a team that feels prepared, supported, and valued.

Whether you’re feeling burnt out and unsupported in your current BCBA role, or you’re a newly certified BCBA looking for strong mentorship and a collaborative environment—you don’t have to navigate your career alone here.

For over 20 years, we’ve provided compassionate, research-driven ABA services to children and families across Oʻahu. As a BCBA-D founded and operated company, our work is grounded in ethical practice, meaningful outcomes, and a genuine commitment to both our clients and our clinicians.

Position Summary

The BCBA serves as a clinical leader responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing individualized ABA treatment programs.

This role offers structured mentorship, strong collaboration, and a supportive environment where you can build confidence and grow your clinical expertise at any stage of your career.

What Makes ABC Group Different

Structured Growth & Mentorship

We provide clear expectations, guided mentorship, and hands-on training through a structured system that supports your development at every stage.

Our 360° feedback model fosters open communication, trust, and continuous growth across all levels of the organization.

Compassionate, Ethical Care

We prioritize assent-based care, empathy, and strengths-focused teaching. Our goal is to create environments where clients want to engage—and where staff feel respected and heard.

Sustainable Work-Life Balance

• Manageable caseloads
• Primarily clinic-based (minimal travel required)
• Leadership that actively prioritizes clinician well-being

Clinical Mentorship & Professional Development

• Ongoing supervision and support
• CEU opportunities
• Individualized coaching and performance feedback
• Training across a wide range of ABA methodologies, including:
• Natural Environment Teaching (NET)
• Discrete Trial Training (DTT)
• Precision Teaching
• Direct Instruction
• Chaining
• Functional Communication Training (FCT)
• Universal Protocols / Compassionate Care / Skill-Based Treatment (SBT)

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct assessments and develop individualized treatment plans
• Provide clinical oversight and supervision of RBTs
• Analyze data and adjust programming as needed
• Lead and conduct caregiver training and collaboration
• Maintain accurate, ethical documentation

Qualifications

• (or eligible—RBTs nearing completion of fieldwork hours are encouraged to apply)
• Master’s degree in ABA, Psychology, Special Education, or related field
• Experience working with individuals with ASD or developmental delays
• Strong communication and clinical decision-making skills
• Commitment to ethical, family-centered care
• Based on Oʻahu or willing to relocate
• Compassionate, growth-oriented mindset

Why Our Team Stays

While the average RBT tenure in Hawaiʻi is under one year, our team members stay 1.5+ years on average—a reflection of the supportive culture and strong systems we’ve intentionally built.