Family Engagement BCBA

Circle City ABA•Brownsburg, IN

3d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Family Engagement BCBA is responsible for delivering high-quality, caregiver-focused Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services designed to improve client outcomes through active caregiver involvement. This role prioritizes parent and caregiver training to promote generalization of skills across home and community settings, increase caregiver confidence, and ensure consistency of interventions outside of direct therapy sessions. In addition to providing individualized caregiver training, the Family Engagement BCBA collaborates closely with families, clinical teams, and other service providers to implement practical, trauma-informed strategies aligned with each client’s treatment goals. This includes supporting treatment planning, caregiver readiness, and ongoing consultations to address barriers to implementation and maximize long-term success. Services are delivered across a variety of settings – including clinic, home, and telehealth – to ensure accessibility and flexibility for families. The role may require adaptable scheduling to accommodate caregiver availability, including travel between locations to support service delivery.

Requirements

Master’s degree in ABA, Psychology, Education, Special Education, or related field
Minimum of two years of experience working with children or young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Active BCBA certification in good standing
Experience working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Experience providing parent/caregiver training, in person and via telehealth
Experience with diverse family systems and cultural considerations
Experience working with interpreter services

Responsibilities

Deliver high-quality, caregiver-focused Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services.
Improve client outcomes through active caregiver involvement.
Prioritize parent and caregiver training to promote generalization of skills across home and community settings.
Increase caregiver confidence and ensure consistency of interventions outside of direct therapy sessions.
Provide individualized caregiver training.
Collaborate closely with families, clinical teams, and other service providers.
Implement practical, trauma-informed strategies aligned with each client’s treatment goals.
Support treatment planning and caregiver readiness.
Conduct ongoing consultations to address barriers to implementation and maximize long-term success.
Deliver services across a variety of settings (clinic, home, telehealth).
Adapt scheduling to accommodate caregiver availability.
Travel between locations to support service delivery.