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April ABA in Cincinnati, OH seeks a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to join a clinician-owned, clinician-operated practice focused on high-quality ABA services for individuals with autism. The role emphasizes ethical practice, progressive behavior-analytic approaches, and strong teamwork across clinical teams.
Ideal candidates are committed to clinical excellence, ongoing professional growth, and advancing ABA theory and practice while supporting families and clients in multiple Ohio
April ABA is a clinician-owned, clinician-operated organization dedicated to supporting high-quality behavioral services for individuals with autism. As a female- and veteran-led company, our mission is to build strong clinical systems that allow clinicians to focus on what matters most: delivering exceptional care and meaningful outcomes for clients and their families.
We are seeking a collaborative, clinically driven Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) who values ethical practice, progressive approaches to behavior analysis, and interdisciplinary teamwork. The ideal candidate is committed to clinical excellence, professional growth, and helping advance the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). We have openings in Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus Ohio.
Clinician-Focused Support: Our operational systems are designed to support both the personal and professional needs of our clinicians, promoting long-term career satisfaction and work-life balance. Operational Excellence: Directors and administrative team members focus on systems management, performance support, and organizational processes, allowing clinicians to devote more time to clinical care and client outcomes. Business Transparency: We believe clinicians should understand the business aspects of healthcare. Organizational data and performance metrics are shared transparently to help staff develop business acumen and make informed decisions. Transparent Caseload Management: Our unique caseload model considers diagnostic complexity, environmental factors, and family needs when assigning and adjusting cases.
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