Pediatric ABA Clinic Director & Team Builder

Bierman-Autism-Centers; Berkeley Heights (NJ); On-site; USD 100,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday Pay

401k

Health, Dental and Vision Insurance

Short- and Long‑Term Disability

Life Insurance

Pet Insurance

HSAs and FSAs

Job summary

Bierman Autism Centers seeks a Clinical Director to lead clinical operations at our New Jersey center. You will supervise BCBAs, coach clinicians, and guide families through onboarding and assessments, ensuring exceptional outcomes for children ages 2–9 in a collaborative, research-informed environment.

You will model best practices, drive progress using outcomes metrics, and foster a positive, team-first culture with growth opportunities and ongoing professional development.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree and BCBA certification.
• Experience directing programs for children with autism.
• Experience overseeing and training other BCBAs; OBM is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Accelerate client success for all learners within your center.
• Drive clinical quality by supporting, training, and mentoring BCBAs.
• Identify areas of need through case reviews and provide targeted coaching.
• Develop staff at all levels by modeling best practices, facilitating learning, and giving meaningful feedback.
• Maintain accountability for client progress using our clinical outcome metrics.
• Oversee the full intake process for new learners, including tours, assessments, and onboarding.
• Manage caseload assignments to ensure balanced, effective care.
• Support BCBAs in navigating clinical and operational challenges as they arise.
• Partner closely with the Practice Manager to lead the center and strengthen team culture.

Skills

BCBA certification

Leadership

BCBA supervision

Education

Master’s degree

Job description

Bierman Autism Centers seeks a Clinical Director to lead clinical operations at our New Jersey center. You will supervise BCBAs, coach clinicians, and guide families through onboarding and assessments, ensuring exceptional outcomes for children ages 2–9 in a collaborative, research-informed environment.

You will model best practices, drive progress using outcomes metrics, and foster a positive, team-first culture with growth opportunities and ongoing professional development.