BCBA Careers at Achieve ABA
Behind every child thriving in the real world is a BCBA who truly cared.
A BCBA who planned sessions devoted to children on the spectrum succeeding in real time, in the real world. A BCBA who had the patience, fortitude, and skill to show children just what they’re capable of.
Sounds Like You?
For over 20 years, Achieve ABA has helped hundreds of families in New Jersey and North Carolina navigate the ABA journey and reach the finish line. We don't keep kids in therapy forever. We prepare them to graduate.
But we can't do it without the right clinical team.
If you're a BCBA who believes therapy should have an endpoint and that empowering families is just as important as treating children, we'd like to meet you.
Why BCBAs choose Achieve
Caseloads you can manage:
We limit caseloads so you can focus on delivering quality, individualized care. No assembly-line approach here.
Work-life balance:
Choose a schedule that fits your lifestyle; full-time or part-time positions are available. We respect that you have a life outside of work.
BCBA job description
As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst at Achieve ABA, you'll take a leadership role in developing, overseeing, and refining individualized ABA treatment plans for children with autism. Your work will focus on building independence and preparing families for long-term success.
Responsibilities include:
Intake evaluations & assessments
Conduct functional behavior assessments (FBAs) and skill-based evaluations to inform treatment planning.
Treatment plan development
Create, implement, and monitor customized care plans for each client with clear pathways toward skill generalization and discharge.
Supervision of RBTs
Train, mentor, and guide Registered Behavior Technicians and behavioral health technicians. Provide regular feedback, model interventions, and ensure treatment fidelity.
Family training & support
Communicate treatment goals, progress updates, and strategies to parents and caregivers through weekly training sessions. Empower families to implement techniques independently.
Data analysis
Track client progress, analyze data trends, and adjust programs to ensure optimal outcomes and movement toward discharge.
Collaboration & documentation
Work closely with a team of professionals and maintain thorough, accurate clinical documentation for insurance and continuity of care.
BCBA job requirements
Required qualifications:
- Valid BCBA Certification through the BACB
- Master's degree in behavior analysis, psychology, education, or related field
- Experience working with children and teens with autism spectrum disorder
- Excellent communication, leadership, and organizational skills
- Ability to interpret data effectively and adapt treatment strategies for maximum impact
Preferred qualifications:
- Passionate about parent empowerment and family-centered care
- Committed to evidence-based practice and achieving measurable, functional outcomes
- Experience with discharge planning and skill generalization
- Comfortable working independently while collaborating with a clinical team
A day in the life
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Step 1: Morning check-In
Review progress notes from RBT sessions. Collaborate with your clinical team and plan session objectives for the day.
Step 2: Client sessions
Conduct assessments or observe therapy sessions in homes and schools to ensure fidelity and data accuracy. Provide real-time coaching to RBTs.
Step 3: Parent training
Meet with caregivers to teach strategies, role-play scenarios, and answer questions. Send them home with tools they'll actually use.
Step 4: Supervision & mentorship
Provide direct feedback and guidance to RBTs in the field, helping them refine interventions and grow their clinical skills.
Step 5: Data review & analysis
Adjust treatment plans based on real-time data. Document progress and discuss outcomes with families, celebrating milestones and preparing for next steps.
Step 6: Team meetings
Participate in clinical discussions, share insights, and strategize for optimal client outcomes.
Our commitment to you
Growth & advancement
Pursue advanced certifications, become a senior BCBA, or move into clinical director and regional supervisor roles. We invest in your career trajectory.
Referral bonus
Help us grow our team and get rewarded when your referrals are hired and stay with us.
Client materials reimbursement
Access the resources you need to provide top-quality therapy without paying out of pocket.
Continuing Education
Conference attendance opportunities and ongoing professional development programs to keep you at the top of your field.
Collaborative culture
Work in an environment that values your clinical expertise, respects your professional judgment, and supports your growth.
FAQs about BCBA jobs at Achieve
What is the work environment like at Achieve ABA?
Achieve fosters a supportive, collaborative workplace where BCBAs benefit from manageable caseloads and a focus on individualized care. The company emphasizes a positive culture with open communication and teamwork. You'll have support when you need it, but freedom to make clinical decisions.
Do you offer remote BCBA jobs?
Achieve offers flexible scheduling options, including full-time and part-time positions. Most roles are in-home or school-based in New Jersey and North Carolina, with remote documentation and supervision time available where applicable.
What kind of training and support can I expect?
Achieve is committed to professional development. BCBAs have access to ongoing training, mentorship programs, and career advancement opportunities. You'll work alongside experienced clinical leadership with over 20 years in the field.Achieve is committed to professional development. BCBAs have access to ongoing training, mentorship programs, and career advancement opportunities. You'll work alongside experienced clinical leadership with over 20 years in the field.
How do I apply for a BCBA job opening at Achieve?
Click the "Apply Now" button below to view current openings in New Jersey and North Carolina. If you don't see an opening in your area, you can submit a general application, and our team will contact you when a suitable role becomes available.
What makes Achieve different from other ABA agencies?
Our mission is to prepare children to graduate from therapy—not stay in it indefinitely. We emphasize parent training, skill generalization, and discharge planning from day one. Our experienced clinical team, manageable caseloads, and family-centered approach set us apart.
Still have questions?
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If you're ready to help children and families reach the finish line, and want to do it in a supportive, experienced, mission-driven environment, join us at Achieve ABA.
