Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) – Clinic-Based, Full-Time

Haim ABA • Cumming, GA

13h • $85,000 - $115,000 • Onsite

About The Position

Haim ABA is hiring a clinic-based BCBA to lead clinical cases for children ages 2–10 at its Cumming clinic. The clinic serves young learners ages 2–5 during the day and school-age children ages 6–10 after school. The role includes a manageable caseload with administrative support, daily on-site collaboration with RBTs, and plan reviews and mentorship from a Clinical Director. The BCBA will also work with authorization and intake teams and may mentor RBTs in the BCBA Fellowship Program.

Haim ABA also invites candidates currently completing a BCBA master’s program and accumulating fieldwork hours to apply to its four-stage BCBA Fellowship Program. Fellows receive a dedicated supervising BCBA, at least four supervision contacts per month, paid unrestricted hours after passing the first stage, and an eight-week exam-preparation capstone with mock exams.

Requirements

• Active BCBA certification in good standing for the BCBA role.
• Master’s degree in ABA, psychology, education, or a related field for the BCBA role.
• Experience with early learners and school-age children; new BCBAs with strong fieldwork are welcome to apply.
• Clear, kind communication with families and staff.
• Candidates who are not yet BCBAs may apply if they are enrolled in a BCBA master’s program and earning fieldwork hours.

Nice To Haves

• Comfort with CentralReach or similar practice management software.
• Experience with early learners and school-age children; the posting welcomes new BCBAs with strong fieldwork.

Responsibilities

• Carry a manageable caseload with administrative support.
• Conduct assessments, including VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R, AFLS, and Vineland, and write clear, function-based treatment plans.
• Supervise and coach RBTs on site, conduct monthly fidelity checks, and provide real-time feedback.
• Lead caregiver training that families can use at home.
• Mentor RBTs in the BCBA Fellowship Program as they work toward certification.
• Coordinate with authorization and intake teams to support treatment-plan approvals and keep cases on track.
• For Fellowship Program participants: progress through shadowing, running programs, supervising, and leading cases; complete at least four supervision contacts per month and an eight-week exam-preparation capstone with mock exams.

Benefits

• Health insurance, dental insurance, and vision insurance after three months.
• 401(k) with employer match after three months.
• Two weeks of paid time off and paid company holidays.
• Paid conference time for approved, company-sponsored events, with costs covered within the approved budget.
• Clinical leadership support, including plan reviews, mentorship for newer BCBAs, and a collaborative case team.
• Growth opportunities to supervise Fellows, train staff, and help shape care delivery.
• Up to 20% off tuition through university partners; some partners extend the discount to family members.
• For Fellowship Program participants: a dedicated supervising BCBA, at least four supervision contacts per month, paid unrestricted hours after passing the first stage, and an eight-week exam-preparation capstone with mock exams.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level