BCBA

DREAM BIG CHILDRENS CENTER•Hesperia, CA

19d•$84,000 - $94,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Dream Big Children’s Center is seeking a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to provide clinical leadership and oversee individualized treatment plans for children ages 18 months to 5 years. The BCBA guides Behavior Consultants and Behavior Therapists in delivering naturalistic ABA focused on independence, social interaction, and inclusion. The role includes clinical supervision, coaching, staff development, family collaboration, and ongoing review of client progress and treatment quality. This is a full-time position based at the Hesperia Center in Hesperia, California. The schedule is Monday through Friday, with four days in-center and one remote workday per week. Workdays range from six to eight hours within center operating hours of 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Salary is $84,000–$94,000 per year, based on experience. Dream Big Children’s Center was founded in 2016 and has more than 150 team members across 11 centers in Southern California. It provides in-center, one-to-one, play-based autism therapy and accepts Medi-Cal. The organization describes its values as Fun, Inclusive, Excellent, Caring, and Growth-Oriented.

Requirements

Master’s degree in behavior analysis, psychology, education, or a related field.
Current BCBA certification.
Strong skills in assessment, treatment planning, data analysis, and clinical supervision.
Clear communication and a collaborative approach with families and team members.
Commitment to compassionate, individualized care and an inclusive center environment.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual in English and Spanish.

Responsibilities

Oversee Behavior Consultants conducting functional behavior assessments, reviewing data, and developing individualized goals and treatment plans.
Develop and monitor treatment plans that emphasize naturalistic ABA and reflect each child’s needs.
Review client data, track progress, and adjust programming and goals as needed.
Review progress reports from Behavior Consultants for clinical quality and accuracy.
Provide clinical supervision, coaching, and performance feedback to Behavior Consultants and Behavior Therapists.
Lead and mentor the clinical team, supporting professional growth and accountability.
Provide in-person clinical support that promotes independence, interaction, inclusion, and a culture of excellence.
Build collaborative relationships with parents and caregivers and help families incorporate ABA strategies into everyday routines.
Supervise individuals pursuing BCBA certification, as applicable.
Develop and deliver training for new hires and current staff.

Benefits

Annual CEU allowance.
Two hours of clinical training every other week, quarterly Clinical Leadership Summits, and an annual Vision Day.
Ongoing monthly Quality Assurance support for cases.
Career advancement opportunities into Center Director and Regional Director roles, plus relocation opportunities.
Monthly billable incentives for hours exceeding the target and quarterly bonus opportunities.
Seven paid holidays and approximately two weeks of accrued PTO annually.
Employer contributions toward medical coverage, with HMO and PPO options through carriers including Kaiser, Anthem, Health Net, and UnitedHealthcare.
401(k) program with a 4% company match on employee contributions.
Company-provided laptop and cell phone stipend.
On-site operational support for scheduling, cancellations, staffing communications, authorization tracking, substitutes, and other operational needs.