Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Behavior Intervention Group; Sacramento (CA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Professional development opportunities

Supportive team environment

Job summary

A leading behavioral health organization in California is seeking a BCBA dedicated to delivering quality ABA therapy through person-centered programs. This role involves developing respectful, neurodiversity-affirming treatment plans and providing services in a hybrid model. Ideal candidates will have over 3 years of BCBA experience and be proficient in caregiver training. Competitive compensation of $80,000–$90,000/year is offered along with professional development opportunities and a collaborative environment.

Qualifications

• California LiveScan.
• Mandated reporter training.
• Degree verification and resume.

Responsibilities

• Develop culturally respectful, neurodiversity-affirming treatment plans.
• Provide client-centered treatment in a hybrid model.
• Deliver diverse treatment options across care spectrum.

Skills

3+ years of BCBA experience across diverse settings

Proficient in caregiver training and coaching using BST

Strong time management

Self-motivated and solution-oriented

Education

Active BCBA certification

Tools

Microsoft Suite (Teams, SharePoint, Outlook)

Familiarity with Catalight

Job description

Join the BIG Mission as a BCBA

At BIG, our mission is to deliver quality ABA therapy through person‑centered programs. We are committed to creating accessible and culturally sensitive services that empower our clients to be their authentic selves. By embracing acceptance, understanding, and support, we help unlock the potential of individuals to achieve their unique goals.

We provide a wide range of individualized services, including direct 1:1 care, caregiver‑mediated and caregiver‑led models, social skills groups, and client‑centered self‑monitoring programs, designed to meet the diverse needs of the communities we serve.

The BIG Opportunity

Are you a BCBA with a passion for developing culturally respectful, neurodiversity‑affirming, and person‑centered treatment plans? Do you thrive in creating safe, supportive spaces where individuals can dream BIG and reach new heights?

If so, we want YOU to join our team of highly qualified behavior consultants! BIG offers a hybrid work environment, allowing you to deliver in‑person services while enjoying the flexibility of telehealth options. We follow a BCBA and Program Manager (Student Analyst) model only, ensuring focused and high‑quality care for our clients.

Why Join BIG?

Focused Caseloads for Quality Care

Work within a BCBA and Student Analyst (Program Manager) model, allowing you to provide high‑quality, person‑centered treatment to a smaller caseload of clients. This model ensures you have the time and resources to deliver exceptional care while collaborating with dedicated Student Analysts for optimal client outcomes.

Competitive Compensation

• Base salary of $80,000–$90,000/year based on experience and qualifications

Comprehensive Resources

• Curated goal banks, eBooks, journals, and clinical tools
• Access to Motivity, AlohaABA, and Microsoft Suite (Teams, SharePoint, Outlook)

Hybrid Work Model

• Flexibility to work both in‑person and via telehealth
• Balanced approach to meet client needs and support clinician well‑being

Collaborative Environment

• Join a supportive team of BCBAs and Program Managers
• Ongoing collaboration, mentorship, and shared problem‑solving

Diverse Treatment Options

• Deliver services across a spectrum of care, including:
  • Direct client care
  • Caregiver‑mediated and –led interventions
  • Social skills groups
  • Individualized self‑monitoring programs to build client autonomy

Growth Opportunities

• Access to ongoing professional development
• Commitment to staying current with research and best practices

What BIG is Looking For

Requirements to Join:

• California LiveScan
• Mandated reporter training
• Active BCBA certification
• Degree verification and resume
• NPI and CAQH attestation

Ideal Attributes for Success:

• 3+ years of BCBA experience across diverse settings (home, school, community)
• Proficient in caregiver training and coaching using BST
• Experience across various ages and assessment tools
• Strong time management and follow‑through
• Self‑motivated, solution‑oriented, and team‑minded
• Committed to neurodiversity‑affirming, person‑centered, and strength‑based care
• Flexible and responsive to client and organizational needs
• Grounded in self‑care and sustainable professional practices
• Familiarity with Catalight, BHPN, or Kaiser systems is a plus

The BIG Clinician

You’re a great fit if you:

• Prioritize person‑centered goals tailored to individual needs and identities
• Create environments where clients feel safe, heard, and respected
• Value a flexible hybrid model and excel in both in‑person and telehealth settings
• Appreciate working within a streamlined, collaborative model that prioritizes quality care

Ready to Dream BIG?

Take the next step in your career with BIG, where you’ll make a meaningful impact and be supported every step of the way. Let’s work together to build confidence, celebrate diversity, and unlock the potential of those we serve.

Apply today and be part of something BIG.