About The Position

SARRC (Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center), an Arizona nonprofit autism organization, is hiring Board Certified Behavior Analysts to provide clinical supervision and individualized ABA services in Tucson, Arizona. The role supports clients across the lifespan and in settings that may include homes, schools, workplaces, and the broader community. BCBAs work with small caseloads of 5–7 clients and a dedicated team of 6–7 behavior therapists, collaborating with caregivers, other professionals, and SARRC’s research and diagnostics team. The position is available across SARRC programs, including the Community School, a blended preschool classroom combining early childhood education and ABA-based treatment, and AIM ABA, which provides flexible services in the settings where clients live, learn, and participate. Clinical work includes assessment-informed treatment recommendations, individualized programming, skill generalization, and caregiver and professional collaboration. SARRC describes its clinical model as combining established expertise with innovation, video feedback, and supportive mentorship. The role offers a hybrid mix of in-person and telehealth work, no weekend hours, continuing education, an annual $1,000 professional stipend, paid BCBA certification and licensure fees, and career advancement opportunities. Experienced BCBAs start at $100,000.

Requirements

  • BCBA certification.
  • Current state licensure or eligibility for state licensure.
  • At least one year of experience supervising behavior therapists or RBTs.
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to lead a team.
  • Collaborative, compassionate approach and interest in learning and growth.

Responsibilities

  • Make treatment recommendations based on assessment results and medical necessity.
  • Design and provide individualized ABA treatment in settings where clients live, learn, and participate.
  • Create opportunities for clients to generalize skills and build independence in natural and inclusive environments.
  • Provide high-quality services in group and individual settings.
  • Supervise behavior therapists or RBTs and provide clinical leadership.
  • Partner with caregivers and other professionals to coordinate consistent support across clients’ everyday lives.
  • Work collaboratively with SARRC’s research and diagnostics team.

Benefits

  • No weekend hours.
  • Hybrid flexibility combining in-person and telehealth work.
  • Continuing education.
  • Annual $1,000 professional stipend.
  • BCBA certification and licensure fees fully paid.
  • Structured career advancement opportunities.
  • Regular in-person mentorship from experienced clinicians.
  • Small caseloads of 5–7 clients with a dedicated team of 6–7 behavior therapists.
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