Project Hope Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Westside Children's Therapy; Oak Lawn (IL); On-site; USD 96,000 - 103,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Premium Pay

Flexible schedule

Telehealth options

Employee Assistance Program

University partnership benefits

Career development & leadership tracks

Team events & supportive leadership

Job summary

Westside Children's Therapy seeks a part-time BCBA to join Project Hope and deliver high-quality ABA services to children who need it most. You will supervise RBTs, develop individualized therapy programs, conduct assessments, and monitor progress within a multidisciplinary team.

We offer flexible hours with a minimum of 6 hours per week and up to 20 hours, including evenings and some Saturdays, plus telehealth options. Strong collaboration and commitment to client outcomes are essential.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Psychology, Education, ABA or related field.
• BCBA licensure or eligibility in Illinois required or pending approval.
• Clinic experience preferred; availability for part-time schedule.

Responsibilities

• Conduct assessments and develop individualized ABA therapy programs.
• Monitor and document client progress and outcomes.
• Support and coach RBTs through supervision and training.
• Complete required progress reports and maintain clinical documentation.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive care.
• Maintain targeted caseload and coordinate with families.

Skills

ABA supervision

RBT coaching

Team collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in Psychology, Education, Applied Behavior Analysis, or related field

Illinois BCBA licensure or license-eligible

Tools

Documentation & reporting

Job description

Why Join Westside?At Westside, we’re committed to making therapy truly impactful. Join us in Project Hope to provide services for clients who need it most while being rewarded for supporting our mission. As a BCBA, you’ll help cultivate a space where children and team members feel supported and empowered. You’ll deliver exceptional ABA services, guide RBTs in their growth, and collaborate with our multidisciplinary teams to ensure each child receives comprehensive, high-quality care.As a Project Hope BCBA, you'll do more than cover hours: you'll shape how high-quality care reaches families who would otherwise go without. You'll deliver exceptional ABA supervision, guide RBTs in their growth, and collaborate with our multidisciplinary teams to ensure each child receives comprehensive, high-quality care – all with the flexibility and autonomy of a part-time, mission-driven role.Perks & Benefits:Premium Pay: Hourly pay between $70-75 per hour, aligned with skills and experienceFlexibility: Set your schedule with an expected minimum of 6 clinical hours per week up to 20 hours per weekPredictability: A consistent, recurring schedule you can plan aroundTelehealth: Hybrid and Telehealth Options available for BCBAs with 5+ years of certificationEmployee Assistance ProgramUniversity Partnership BenefitsCareer Development & Leadership TracksFun, Collaborative Culture: team events, celebrations, and supportive leadershipWhat You’ll Do:Conduct assessments, develop individualized therapy programs, and monitor client progressSupport RBTs through training, coaching and supervisionComplete and submit required documentation, including, but not limited to Progress Reports in accordance with practice guidelines.Collaborate with other professionals and disciplines to support comprehensive careMaintain targeted caseloadWhat We’re Looking For:Master’s degree in Psychology, Education, Applied Behavior Analysis, or related field.Behavior Analyst licensure or license eligible, in the state of IllinoisExperience working in a clinic settingAvailability for a minimum of two days availability per week (Evenings Monday through Friday and/or Saturdays)What Makes You a Great Fit:You are passionate about kids accessing high quality careYou love working with school-aged children and supporting their goalsYour ability to mentor and develop RBTs and future BCBAsYour collaborative spirit and willingness to work as a teamYour passion for working with children with special needsYour dedication to quality outcomes through education, training, and developmentYour receptiveness to feedback and commitment to personal and professional growth