Remote BCBA Supervisor — Lead Clinical Programs

The Place for Children with Autism; Chicago (IL); Remote; USD 80,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual Bonus Potential up to $10,800

Professional development stipend

In-House CE Training (No Cost)

Medical, dental, vision, disability, &

commuter benefits

401(k) with company match

Paid vacation, sick, and holiday time

Job summary

The Place for Children with Autism is seeking a Clinical Support Supervisor (BCBA) to remotely oversee clinical operations from a remote location while based near Chicago, IL. The role emphasizes supervising up to 8 clients, conducting assessments, and guiding families and staff in evidence-based therapy plans.

Qualified candidates hold a Master's degree and BCBA certification, with strong multitasking, and exceptional verbal and written communication abilities.

Qualifications

• Master's degree required and BCBA certification.
• Ability to multi-task and prioritize.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Supervise a caseload of up to 8 clients, shaping their developmental journey.
• Conduct assessments and craft individualized treatment programs that directly impact each child's progression.
• Maintain meticulous client notes and data, ensuring accuracy and effectiveness in therapy.
• Provide crucial supervision and training to our clinical staff and families, empowering them to support our mission.
• Evaluate and adapt behavior intervention plans, driving continuous improvement and success.
• Cultivate a positive and supportive culture among our dedicated team, clients, and families.

Skills

Supervision of clients

Data collection & analysis

Communication skills

Education

Master's degree

BCBA certification

Job description

The Place for Children with Autism is seeking a Clinical Support Supervisor (BCBA) to remotely oversee clinical operations from a remote location while based near Chicago, IL. The role emphasizes supervising up to 8 clients, conducting assessments, and guiding families and staff in evidence-based therapy plans.

Qualified candidates hold a Master's degree and BCBA certification, with strong multitasking, and exceptional verbal and written communication abilities.