Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with unlimited PTO

Take a Seat People; Maryland; On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Unlimited PTO

Paid holidays

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with employer match

Protected CEU and conference days

Job summary

A clinician-led ABA provider in Maryland is seeking a full-time BCBA for a center-based role. This opportunity is designed for those who prioritize ethical practices, allowing for stability without micromanagement. Responsibilities include supporting young children with developmental delays and working collaboratively with families and Behavior Technicians. The position offers a guaranteed salary, unlimited PTO, and strong support systems in place, making it ideal for clinicians seeking a long-term professional home.

Qualifications

• BCBA certification is required.
• Experience with clients with developmental delays, especially autism.
• Strong collaborative skills to work with families and Behavior Technicians.

Responsibilities

• Support young children with developmental delays through assessment and program development.
• Ensure quality care with limited caseloads.
• Provide clinical oversight and collaborate with families.

Skills

Collaboration

Behavior analysis

Clinical oversight

Education

BCBA certification

Job description

Full-Time | Center-Based | Maryland | Unlimited PTO

Take a Seat is working with a well-established, clinician-led ABA provider to hire a full-time BCBA for a center-based role in Maryland.

This opportunity is built for BCBAs who want to do good clinical work without burning out. The organization prioritizes ethical practice, reasonable caseloads, and a schedule that allows you to have a life outside of work. Compensation is salary-based — not tied to billable hours — so taking time off doesn’t come with stress or financial trade-offs.

The Role

You’ll be working in a collaborative, center-based setting, supporting young children with developmental delays, including those with autism spectrum disorder. The role focuses on assessment, program development, clinical oversight, and family collaboration. Strong systems and support are already in place, allowing you to spend your time where it matters — with clients and clinical decision-making.

Caseloads are intentionally kept small to ensure quality care and manageable days. Behavior Technicians are well-trained, and there is administrative support to reduce unnecessary workload. This is not a role where you’re expected to juggle excessive paperwork or constant crises.

Why BCBAs Like This Role

• Guaranteed salary not tied to billables
• Total earning potential up to $100,000
• Sign-on and relocation support may be available
• Small caseloads (maximum 8 full-time clients)
• Center-based environment with daily collaboration
• Limited remote flexibility once clinical expectations are met

Work-life balance is taken seriously here. You’ll have:

• Unlimited PTO (actually encouraged)
• Paid holidays and dedicated sick time
• Protected CEU and conference days
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with employer match
• Monthly in-house CE opportunities

Who This Is a Good Fit For

This role is a strong match for a BCBA who:

• Wants stability without micromanagement
• Prefers a center-based setting over constant driving
• Enjoys collaboration with other BCBAs and leadership
• Is looking for a long-term clinical home, not a stepping stone

This is a solid opportunity for a BCBA in Maryland who wants consistency, support, and a role that respects both your expertise and your time.

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