BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst)

at  Hopebridge

You are searching for a clinician-founded, clinician-run, mission-driven, high-energy organization that is relentless in its pursuit of progressive and compassionate care within the autism community. We invite you, a dedicated clinician, to find your professional haven with us, playing a pivotal role in nurturing purpose and fostering access for our patients on their journey to success!

Why Hopebridge?

• Market Compensation: Earn between $70,125 - $109,938, inclusive of bi-weekly bonuses, and a tiered structure based on your expertise and achievements.
• Relocation Support: Embark on a new adventure with confidence.
• Benefits Galore: From comprehensive health coverage (HSA/PPO) to generous PTO (30 days!) and a supportive 401(k) plan, we’ve got you covered.
• Ethical Workloads: We ensure sustainable caseloads for the highest quality of care and your well-being.
• Career Progression: Your growth is our growth - advance from a BCBA to Senior Clinical Director and beyond, with skill specialization and salary increments at every milestone.
• Continuous Learning: Engage in our internal professional development series, including PFA, SBT, HRE, and PEAK Training and sessions with renowned experts like Dr. Adam Hahs and Jana Sarno, BCBA.
• No Non-Competes: Promoting growth without limits!

JOB RESPONSIBILITIESAs a Hopebridge BCBA, you’ll be:

• Crafting tailored, evidence-based intervention plans.
• Setting the bar high with your adherence to BACB professional and ethical standards.
• Leading and inspiring your team to achieve the highest standards of care.
• Collaborating across diverse groups for consistent and effective interventions.

REQUIRED SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONSMinimum Qualifications:

• A master’s degree (or higher) in a relevant field.
• Current BCBA certification.

• Crafting tailored, evidence-based intervention plans.
• Setting the bar high with your adherence to BACB professional and ethical standards.
• Leading and inspiring your team to achieve the highest standards of care.
• Collaborating across diverse groups for consistent and effective interventions