BCBA – Full-Time Remote

About the role

The BCBA role at Beyou is designed around clinical leadership, decision-making, supervision, and people development. You will not be expected to do everything yourself. For each client, you will work with a clinical team of approximately three clinicians who help execute the day-to-day work needed to move the case forward. Your role is to provide the BCBA-level clinical oversight that only you can provide.

Responsibilities

• Maintain clinical responsibility for assigned cases within applicable professional, payer, and regulatory requirements.
• Review client data and evaluate treatment effectiveness.
• Make clinical decisions regarding treatment priorities and recommendations.
• Review and approve appropriate program changes and treatment adjustments.
• Monitor client progress and identify when intervention strategies require modification.
• Review progress reports and clinical documentation prepared by the treatment team.
• Ensure treatment remains individualized, evidence-based, ethical, and clinically appropriate.
• Provide direct BCBA services when BCBA-level expertise is required.
• Supervise master's-level ABA students, trainees, mid-level clinicians, BTs, and RBTs as applicable.
• Review clinical work completed by team members.
• Provide clear, actionable feedback.
• Teach clinical reasoning rather than simply giving answers.
• Help developing clinicians learn how to identify problems and recommend solutions.
• Build clinical independence while maintaining appropriate supervision.
• Support staff in translating treatment plans into effective day-to-day implementation.
• Model ethical and evidence-based clinical decision-making.
• Guide clinical decision-making within caregiver-led services.
• Support clinicians providing caregiver coaching and implementation support.
• Review caregiver progress and treatment implementation.
• Determine when strategies should be continued, modified, re-taught, or replaced.
• Provide direct caregiver consultation when BCBA expertise is required.
• Help ensure behavioral strategies are practical, culturally responsive, and sustainable within family life.
• Oversee rather than personally execute every component of the client's program.
• Monitor treatment implementation.
• Review program fidelity.
• Review clinical data and trends.
• Evaluate client progress toward treatment goals.
• Review proposed program adjustments.
• Review progress reports.
• Identify clinical barriers and determine next steps.
• Ensure treatment-team activities remain aligned with the treatment plan.
• Escalate and address clinical risks appropriately.
• Maintain appropriate BCBA oversight of delegated activities.
• Have a typical week that includes client services, caregiver meetings, supervision, team collaboration, clinical reviews, and focused clinical work.

Qualifications

• Current Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification in good standing.
• Master's degree in Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education, or a related field.
• Experience providing ABA services to children and families.
• Strong clinical reasoning and data-based decision-making skills.
• Experience supervising or mentoring clinicians.
• Ability to oversee delegated clinical work while maintaining appropriate BCBA responsibility.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong organization and documentation skills.
• Comfortable providing services and supervision through telehealth.
• Able to work effectively within a team-based clinical model.
• Able to maintain consistent virtual availability 10:00 AM–6:00 PM Pacific Time.

Skills

• Love teaching and developing other clinicians.
• Enjoy supervising master's-level students and future behavior analysts.
• Prefers clinical leadership over spending their entire week in direct sessions.
• Believes caregivers can become powerful agents of change.
• Enjoys complex cases and clinical problem-solving.
• Naturally asks, "What should we do next?" when looking at data.
• Comfortable delegating appropriately while maintaining clinical accountability.
• Interested in caregiver-mediated or caregiver-led intervention.
• Experienced with telehealth.
• Works with culturally and linguistically diverse families.
• Wants to contribute to a growing organization where new clinical models and systems are still being built.

Benefits

Beyou offers a competitive compensation package of $90,000–$120,000 annually, based on geographic location and BCBA experience. The position is full-time, fully remote – USA, and requires a consistent virtual availability between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM Pacific Time, Monday through Friday.