Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Newlifebehaviors; New York, Northern (NY, KY); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

New Life Behavior Solutions (NLBS) in Queens invites a Board Certified Behavior Analyst to lead clinical supervision of RBTs across home, school, and clinic settings, with a focus on evidence-based programming and family collaboration.

Based in Jamaica, NY, NLBS is committed to culturally responsive care, reducing waitlists, and expanding access to ABA services in underserved communities. You will develop treatment plans, oversee assessments, and mentor clinicians.

Qualifications

• Licensure or eligibility to practice as an LBA in New York.
• Experience working with children with autism and related developmental needs.
• Commitment to ethical, assent-based, and culturally responsive care.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical supervision and oversight for RBTs across home, school, and clinic settings
• Conduct assessments (e.g., VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R, AFLS) and develop individualized treatment plans
• Design and implement behavior intervention plans using evidence-based strategies
• Monitor progress through data analysis and adjust programming as needed
• Train, coach, and mentor RBTs to ensure high-quality service delivery
• Collaborate with families to set meaningful, functional goals
• Partner with schools and other providers to support generalization across environments
• Maintain timely, insurance-compliant documentation and reports
• Contribute to a collaborative, supportive, and growth-oriented clinical culture

Skills

Clinical skills

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Education

New York State licensure (LBA) or eligibility

Job description

Become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst Supporting Families in Queens

Jamaica, Queens | Clinic & Home-Based Services

Let’s be real: not all ABA companies are built the same.

Some places give you a caseload and expect you to figure it out. AtNew Life Behavior Solutions (NLBS), you get something different: a purpose-driven career rooted in community, clinical excellence, and real impact.

This is the kind of place where you don’t just say you’re a BCBA—you talk about the child who used their voice for the first time… the parent who finally feels heard… the family that no longer feels alone.

Because here, the work is personal—and it shows.

We’re the kind of company where:

We don’t believe in blanket hour recommendations. Every treatment plan is built from a comprehensive lens: diagnostic profile, adaptive functioning, communication, family priorities, and quality of life.

You serve a community that needs you.

NLBS is rooted in Jamaica, Queens—an underserved area where families have historically faced long waitlists and limited access. The work you do here directly closes that gap.

Your voice matters clinically and culturally.

We prioritize culturally responsive care. That means understanding the families we serve, respecting their values, and designing interventions that actually fit their lives.

You’re backed by leadership that gets it.

Our leadership isn’t removed from the work—we’ve been in the homes, in the schools, in the sessions. We build systems that support clinicians, not burn them out.

Growth is real—not a buzzword.

As NLBS expands, BCBAs have a clear path into leadership, program development, and clinical specialization.

An RBT builder:
You don’t just supervise—you develop people. You take pride in shaping confident, skilled technicians.

A data-driven decision maker:
Graphs tell a story, and you know how to read it. You adjust programming based on evidence, not habit.

A clinical problem-solver:
Challenging behavior doesn’t intimidate you—it motivates you. You think function-first and act strategically.

A family-centered clinician:
You translate ABA into real life. Parents don’t just hear you—they understand you and feel supported by you.

A culturally responsive practitioner:
You recognize that effective therapy must align with a family’s background, language, and lived experience.

A leader in the making:
You’re not just looking for a job—you’re looking to grow, lead, and leave a mark on a developing organization.

What You'll Do

• Provide clinical supervision and oversight for RBTs across home, school, and clinic settings
• Conduct assessments (e.g., VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R, AFLS) and develop individualized treatment plans
• Design and implement behavior intervention plans using evidence-based strategies
• Monitor progress through data analysis and adjust programming as needed
• Train, coach, and mentor RBTs to ensure high-quality service delivery
• Collaborate with families to set meaningful, functional goals
• Partner with schools and other providers to support generalization across environments
• Maintain timely, insurance-compliant documentation and reports
• Contribute to a collaborative, supportive, and growth-oriented clinical culture

What You Bring

• New York State licensure (LBA) or eligibility
• Strong clinical, analytical, and communication skills
• Experience working with children with autism and related developmental needs
• Commitment to ethical, assent-based, and culturally responsive care
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative team

Why Join NLBS?

Because here, being a BCBA means more than managing a caseload.

It means:

• Expanding access to ABA services in underserved communities
• Empowering families with tools, understanding, and support
• Developing clinicians who will carry your impact forward
• Building something lasting—not just working within a system

At NLBS, you won’t just see progress—you’ll help create it.