Part Time Behavior Specialist (BCBA)

Mosaic; Loveland (CO); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 75,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off

Gym reimbursement

Phone stipend

Life insurance

Discount programs

Job summary

An organization dedicated to empowering individuals is seeking a Behavior Specialist/BCBA to provide support through behavior-analytic strategies. This part-time role involves modeling behavioral services, conducting assessments, and developing personalized support plans. Flexible hours are available, with a generous benefits package including health insurance and professional growth opportunities.

Qualifications

• One year of experience working with individuals who have developmental disabilities.
• Completion or enrollment in the Board Certified Behavior Analyst program preferred.
• Supervisory experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Model and coordinate behavioral services in various settings.
• Conduct assessments and develop behavior support plans.
• Train caregivers in positive behavior strategies.
• Monitor progress and modify goals as necessary.

Skills

Working with individuals with developmental disabilities

Behavioral assessment

Positive behavior program design

Collaboration skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Education, Psychology, or related field

Job description

Pay: $70,000 - $75,000 per year.

Type: Part-time, Hybrid (remote with in-person visits).

Location: Must reside in the Central Front Range/Northern Colorado area; work from home with travel to homes, centers, and program locations.

About Mosaic

Mosaic is a values-driven organization dedicated to empowering people. We strive to create a meaningful life for the individuals we support, building a culture of belonging, connection, faithfulness, and grit.

About the Position

As a Behavior Specialist/BCBA, you will serve as a trusted guide, helping individuals and caregivers thrive through behavior-analytic strategies. Working alongside a professional team—including a clinical supervisor, department director, other behavior specialists, and expert consultants—you will lead assessments, design and implement support plans, analyze data, and coach caregivers.

Responsibilities

• Model and coordinate behavioral services in homes, centers, and community settings.
• Conduct assessments.
• Develop personalized behavior support plans based on assessments and team agreement.
• Train caregivers and others to implement positive strategies.
• Monitor progress using data, regular visits, and check-ins; modify goals as needed and report outcomes.
• Champion safety by identifying and escalating concerns when necessary.
• Maintain best practices through ongoing supervision and collaboration.
• Direct client work 68% of the workday (26–28 hours per week).
• Participate in collaboration meetings and conversations with the client interdisciplinary team.
• Use ABA and/or ACT strategies to facilitate individual sessions with clients.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Education, Psychology, or related field.
• One year of experience working with individuals who have developmental disabilities in intervention and support.
• Completion or enrollment in the Board Certified Behavior Analyst program preferred.
• Previous experience designing and implementing positive behavior programs preferred.
• Supervisory experience preferred.

Benefits & Opportunities

• No on-call responsibilities or crisis management.
• Flexible work schedule (20–25 hrs/week) with selection of start and end times, including evenings and weekends.
• Opportunity to support adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities with expert clinical supervision.
• Generous benefits package: health insurance, paid time off, gym reimbursement, phone stipend, life insurance, discount programs.
• Work directly in client environments rather than a clinic setting.
• Collaborative clinical team with support from experts in medical issues, risky sexual behaviors, ACT, etc.
• Mission-driven organization that places people first.
• Professional growth through agency-sponsored certifications and competencies (e.g., Acceptance Commitment Therapy, high-risk sexual behaviors, PEERs – Social Skills Facilitator).
• Make measurable impact in the lives of those served.
• Potential tuition assistance program.
• Free clinical supervision for BCBA or BCaBA students working toward certification.
• Flexible schedule and reasonable billing goals to allow time for research and other experiences.
• Opportunity to work alongside experts in various fields to increase competence and ability to work with additional populations.

Schedule

Approximately 20–25 hours per week, with flexible daily start and end times. Tasks must be completed and clients visited to maintain schedule flexibility.

Commitment to Mosaic Values

At Mosaic, we believe in a workplace where everyone has the chance to contribute and succeed. Our commitment to values drives how we work, ensuring a welcoming, inclusive, and purposeful environment.

Employment Details

Seniority Level: Internship (though responsibilities align with a BCBA role). Employment Type: Part-time.