Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - Oswego Clinic

Behavioral Perspective Inc•Oswego, IL

94d•$75,000 - $85,000•Hybrid

About The Position

BPI is seeking a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to provide therapy services to children, teens, and young adults with Autism. The position is hybrid, with a stated work arrangement of 60% in-clinic and 40% work from home following training. Applicants must reside in Illinois. The role involves developing and overseeing individualized therapy programs, mentoring Behavior Technicians, collaborating with families and other specialists, and managing a balanced caseload. Work may take place in clinics, clients' homes, schools, and community settings. The BCBA provides clinical supervision and feedback to Behavior Technicians, serves as a primary contact for families, conducts assessments and data analysis, develops behavior intervention plans, and adjusts programs as needed. The role also includes direct therapy when needed, caregiver and school consultation, progress reporting, documentation, and compliance with HIPAA and BACB ethical guidelines. The position requires flexibility to meet client and clinic needs and the ability to work in person across multiple settings. BPI describes a supportive clinical structure, manageable caseloads, and opportunities for collaboration and professional development. The position is physically demanding and may involve assisting clients with movement and hygiene needs.

Requirements

Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis or a closely related field.
Active BCBA certification and license.
Ability to work in person in home, clinic, school, and community settings.
Schedule flexibility to meet the needs of the clinic and clients.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Computer proficiency, including Google Workspace and Central Reach.
Clear criminal background, sex offender registry, and abuse and neglect registry checks.
Clear MVR background check, as required by the position.
Ability to obtain and maintain CPR and QBS training certifications; training will be provided.
Ability to perform the role's physical requirements with or without reasonable accommodation, including bending, kneeling, squatting, crouching, sitting, walking, running, moving quickly from sitting to standing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting or assisting with client movement.
Hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.
Ability to see, hear, and speak.
Ability to respond safely to physical aggression and protect the safety of oneself and the client.
Ability to learn, demonstrate, and explain moderately complex physical skills.
Ability to assist clients of all genders with hygiene and bathroom needs, including toileting and diapers.
Ability to work in BPI clinics, client homes, schools, and community settings.

Nice To Haves

One or more years of experience working as a BCBA.
One or more years of experience in the field of ABA.

Responsibilities

Guide and support Behavior Technicians through clinical supervision and constructive feedback in clinic, home, school, and community settings.
Foster positive relationships between staff and the families served.
Serve as a primary contact for families, answering questions about progress, challenges, and interventions.
Consult with families about their child's individual goals.
Collaborate with schools and other professionals to coordinate client care.
Develop and maintain current client programs, analyze data, conduct assessments, and make program adjustments.
Conduct initial and ongoing client assessments.
Create and refine individualized behavior intervention plans.
Perform functional analyses and functional behavior assessments.
Provide direct one-to-one therapy sessions when needed.
Provide supervision in accordance with BACB guidelines and maintain records for supervisees.
Prepare regular progress summaries and outline future goals.
Provide regular verbal feedback and document Behavior Technician competency observations and training each month.
Participate in assigned meetings.
Maintain client records in compliance with HIPAA regulations.
Uphold BACB ethical guidelines and professional standards.
Participate in ongoing training.
Complete accurate, timely session summaries documenting client goal progression.
Provide behavior analytic consultation to schools and other private institutions as assigned.
Deliver authorized client services, including protocol adjustments, caregiver training, assessment, and treatment planning.

Benefits

20 days of PTO for new BCBAs.
11 paid holidays, including the employee's birthday and two floating holidays.
Three paid CEU days annually.
Professional development opportunities, CEU resources, time off, fee reimbursement allowances, and in-house CEUs.
Weekly work-from-home opportunities following training, with a 60% in-clinic and 40% work-from-home ratio.
Manageable, balanced caseloads focused on quality over quantity.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance plans for eligible employees.
Paid parental leave.
401(k) plan with up to 4% employer matching.
Employee Assistance Program and various discounts.
Short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance options.
Health Savings and Flexible Spending accounts, including dependent benefits.