Turn Your Passion for Helping Children Into a Rewarding BCBA Career
At Acuity Behavior Solutions, we believe every child deserves individualized support that recognizes their unique strengths, needs, and potential.
As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you'll play a vital role in helping children with autism and their families thrive through individualized ABA treatment. You'll conduct comprehensive assessments, develop personalized treatment programs, and provide clinical supervision to behavior therapists and assistant supervisors.
You'll be part of a supportive, collaborative clinical team that values your expertise, professional growth, and work-life balance.
Position Details
Salary: $92,000–$115,000 annually for full-time positions.
Employment: Full-time and part-time opportunities.
Schedule: Monday through Friday, with flexible scheduling and no weekends expected.
Location: Orange County, California.
Work Arrangement: In-person services with telehealth supervision flexibility where permitted by funding sources.
What You'll Do
Conduct comprehensive initial assessments to identify client needs and treatment goals.
Develop individualized ABA treatment plans and skill-teaching programs for children with autism.
Provide ongoing clinical supervision, guidance, and training to behavior therapists and assistant supervisors.
Lead parent training sessions and family consultations to support children's development.
Monitor treatment progress, evaluate clinical outcomes, and make appropriate program adjustments.
Prepare thorough clinical reports and maintain accurate treatment documentation.
Collaborate with clinical supervisors and team members to ensure quality, individualized care.
Provide clinical services and supervision in clients' homes and community settings, with telehealth options where permitted.
Participate in regular supervisor meetings, mentorship, and continuing education opportunities.
What We're Looking For
We're looking for compassionate, dedicated Board Certified Behavior Analysts who are passionate about delivering high-quality, individualized ABA services while supporting the professional growth of their clinical teams.
Basic Qualifications:
Active Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification required.
Valid driver's license required.
Ability to conduct comprehensive clinical assessments and develop individualized ABA treatment programs.
Ability to supervise, train, and support behavior therapists and assistant supervisors.
Strong clinical documentation, communication, and organizational skills.
Comfortable collaborating with families, caregivers, and multidisciplinary clinical teams.
Commitment to ethical, evidence-based ABA practices and individualized client care.
Ability to provide services and supervision throughout Orange County, including in-home and community settings.
Interest in ongoing professional development, mentorship, and clinical collaboration.
Why Join Acuity Behavior Solutions?
Competitive Compensation & Bonuses
Earn $92,000-$115,000 annually in a full-time position, with competitive hourly compensation available for part-time BCBAs. Monthly bonus opportunities are available for exceeding billable-hour expectations.
Work-Life Balance
Enjoy flexible scheduling, reasonable caseload expectations, and a Monday–Friday workweek with no weekends expected. In-person and telehealth supervision options are available, subject to funding-source requirements.
Paid Professional Time
Receive compensation for drive time, administrative responsibilities, and training time, recognizing the important work you do beyond direct clinical services.
Professional Growth & Mentorship
Access company-provided monthly CEUs, educational assistance, ongoing mentorship, and regular opportunities to collaborate with experienced clinical supervisors.
Comprehensive Benefits & Resources
Benefit from health insurance, a retirement plan, a company-provided computer and phone number, and employee discount programs.
Supportive Clinical Environment
Join a collaborative team that values individualized treatment, clinical quality, professional expertise, and a sustainable approach to serving children and families.