Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Action Behavior Centers•Glendale, AZ

4d•$86,500 - $122,000•Onsite

About The Position

Action Behavior Centers (ABC) helps autistic children build communication, social, and independence skills through evidence-based applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy. The Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) works in a positive, child-centered in-center environment, delivering compassionate care while collaborating with families and teammates. The role is full-time and permanent, with weekday daytime hours. Caseloads average five to six children, with a maximum of eight. The BCBA assesses each child and collaborates with families to set individualized, evidence-based goals; delivers high-quality ABA treatment, including play-based strategies where appropriate; supervises and mentors Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs); and works with families to track progress and celebrate growth. The position also includes peer collaboration and professional development guided by ABC clinical leaders. ABC describes a compensation package that includes base salary, performance and mentorship bonuses, and potential long-term ownership upon promotion to Senior BCBA. The listed total compensation is $86,500–$122,000 per year, with further earning potential based on center size, mentoring RBTs, and supervising trainees. Additional offerings include a possible sign-on bonus, relocation packages, company-matched 401(k), time off, continuing education, student loan repayment assistance, health benefits, and family and wellness supports.

Requirements

Master's degree in behavior analysis, psychology, or education.
Active BCBA certification with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), plus licensure in applicable states.
Ability to lift up to 30 pounds, squat, kneel, and stay active during sessions.
Patience and empathy when working with young children.
Ability to lead and multitask to keep children safe and engaged.
Value teamwork and supporting others across a center or region.

Nice To Haves

Experience with CentralReach.

Responsibilities

Assess children and collaborate with families to set individualized, evidence-based goals.
Deliver high-quality ABA treatment in a positive, child-centered environment, using play-based strategies where appropriate.
Supervise and mentor RBTs to support consistent, compassionate care.
Collaborate with families to track progress and celebrate growth.
Participate in peer collaboration and professional development guided by ABC clinical leaders.

Benefits

Total compensation package including base salary, performance bonuses, mentorship bonuses, and potential long-term ownership upon promotion to Senior BCBA.
Uncapped monthly performance bonuses starting at 26 hours of treatment delivery per week.
Sign-on bonus up to $10,000, depending on location and start date.
Mentorship bonuses for providing supervision hours to RBTs pursuing a master's degree in behavior analysis.
Certification bonuses for teammates who earn certification under the BCBA's supervision.
Relocation packages.
401(k) with company match.
Remote work from home up to three days per month based on performance and center needs, plus up to 16 additional assessment-related days per year.
29 days off in the first year, including holidays, paid time off, CEU days, and flex days.
No non-compete agreements.
Training and development in evidence-based ABA.
At least 10 no-cost in-house CEUs each year, outside training course funds, and two paid CEU days.
Annual student loan repayment assistance.
Medical, dental, vision, flexible spending account, and health savings account options.
Up to $3,000 in maternity and paternity financial assistance.
Short-term disability options that can equal eight weeks of paid leave.
First Stop Health virtual care for the employee and up to seven household members.
Calm membership for the employee and family.
DoorDash DashPass.
Milk Stork breast milk shipping while traveling.
SNOO smart sleeper for new parents.