Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - Remote

Remote; San Francisco (CA); Remote; USD 85,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Paid time off (PTO)

Paid CEUs and professional development

Flexible scheduling

Clinical growth and leadership

Job summary

Airborne ABA is hiring a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to deliver fully remote telehealth ABA services to children and families across Colorado, with emphasis on rural and underserved communities.

This full-time role requires an active BCBA, the ability to work MST hours, and experience with ASD. You’ll have strong administrative support, CEU opportunities, and a path for clinical leadership while expanding access to care statewide.

Qualifications

• Active BCBA certification required.
• Must be able to work MST hours.
• Experience with ASD or developmental disabilities preferred.
• Strong communication and telehealth clinical skills.
• Tech-savvy and comfortable delivering services remotely.

Responsibilities

• Conduct assessments and develop individualized treatment plans via telehealth.
• Implement evidence-based interventions using high-quality virtual tools and strategies.
• Collect and analyze data to monitor progress and inform clinical decisions.
• Provide virtual supervision, coaching, and oversight to RBTs.
• Collaborate with families, educators, and interdisciplinary partners remotely.
• Maintain compliant documentation and uphold ethical standards.

Skills

BCBA certification

Remote telehealth

Autonomy

Clinical communication

Tools

Telehealth tools

Job description

NOW HIRING: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) – Fully Remote (Telehealth)

100% Remote ABA Services | Full-Time

Why You’ll Love Working at Airborne ABA

Compensation:

$85,000 – $130,000 annually, based on experience and hours selected

Employment Options:

Full-time

Service Model:

Fully remote telehealth services only

Benefits Include:

• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off (PTO)
• Paid CEUs and continuous professional development support
• Flexible scheduling for true work-life balance
• Opportunities for clinical growth and leadership
• Strong administrative and clinical infrastructure supporting you from anywhere
• Mission-driven focus on reaching underserved communities across Colorado

About the Role

Airborne ABA is seeking a passionate, skilled, and self‑motivated BCBA to deliver fully remote telehealth ABA services to children and families across Colorado—especially those in rural and underserved communities who otherwise struggle to access care.

This position is ideal for a BCBA who:

• Prefers remote work
• Values autonomy
• Enjoys creative problem-solving in telehealth service delivery
• Thrives with strong administrative support

We handle intake, scheduling, billing, insurance, RBT onboarding, and administrative coordination—so you can stay focused on clinical excellence.

Responsibilities

• Conduct assessments and develop individualized treatment plans via telehealth
• Implement evidence-based interventions using high-quality virtual tools and strategies
• Collect and analyze data to monitor progress and inform clinical decisions
• Provide virtual supervision, coaching, and oversight to RBTs
• Collaborate with families, educators, and interdisciplinary partners remotely
• Maintain compliant documentation and uphold ethical standards

Qualifications

• Active BCBA certification - IS A MUST
• Must be able to work MST hours
• Experience with ASD or developmental disabilities preferred
• Strong communication and telehealth clinical skills
• Tech-savvy and comfortable delivering services remotely
• Passionate about expanding access to care statewide through innovative service delivery

About Airborne ABA

Airborne ABA is a mission-driven organization serving children and families across Southern and Eastern Colorado. We are committed to bridging the gap in access to ABA services—especially for communities where in-person providers are limited.

Our remote BCBAs play a vital role in:

• Increasing access
• Supporting families who otherwise cannot receive services
• Collaborating with schools, providers, and parents statewide