Clinical Supervisor, BCBA (HYBRID)

Key Responsibilities Provide clinical supervision of ABA services in individual and group settings.Develop, implement, and monitor skill acquisition and behavior reduction programs.Supervise and provide clinical guidance to direct-care staff and program supervisors.Review and analyze client data to evaluate treatment effectiveness and client progress.Modify treatment plans and behavioral programs based on ongoing data analysis.Prepare detailed clinical progress reports and documentation.Communicate effectively with parents, caregivers, and other members of the treatment team.Ensure services are delivered in accordance with ABA principles and established clinical standards.Implement safe and appropriate behavior intervention strategies.Maintain accurate and timely client records and treatment data.Maintain client confidentiality and comply with HIPAA requirements.Participate in required trainings, meetings, and ongoing professional development.Work toward established clinical and professional competencies. Qualifications Active BCBA certification required.Master's degree in Behavior Analysis, Education, Special Education, Psychology, or a related field.Experience providing clinical supervision in an ABA setting preferred.Experience developing and overseeing skill acquisition and behavior reduction programs.Strong knowledge of ABA principles, behavioral assessment, data collection, and treatment planning.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Ability to work effectively with clients, families, and multidisciplinary teams.Bilingual skills preferred, but not required.Reliable transportation required.Ability to provide services in person across assigned client locations. Professional Development & Support Clinical supervision and mentorship from experienced BCBAsOngoing high-quality clinical trainingCEU reimbursementOpportunities to develop clinical and leadership competenciesOpportunities for career advancementPotential additional compensation through the monthly billable-hour bonus structure Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate is a BCBA with strong clinical judgment and leadership skills who enjoys supervising ABA services, developing individualized treatment plans, analyzing behavioral data, and collaborating closely with families and direct-care teams. This role is well suited for a BCBA looking to combine hands-on clinical work, staff supervision, treatment planning, data analysis, and professional growth while maintaining a flexible hybrid work structure. The position offers a balanced approach to clinical and administrative responsibilities, with approximately 60% in-person and 40% remote work, a defined monthly billable expectation, and additional earning potential for billable hours above the monthly target.