| Location | Taylor, Michigan |
| Website | www.mccullohconsulting.com |
McCulloh Consulting is partnering with a growing, highly respected pediatric behavioral health organization in Metro Detroit to identify talented Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) for multiple outstanding opportunities in the Taylor area.
This is an opportunity for a BCBA who wants to spend more time practicing high-quality behavior analysis and less time managing administrative tasks that pull clinicians away from their clients.
This role is intentionally built in an infrastructure centered around its clinicians that includes dedicated scheduling, billing, recruiting, training, quality-control, administrative, and clinical support teams. The goal is simple: give clinicians the resources they need to focus on treatment quality, client progress, family relationships, team development, and meaningful outcomes.
If you are looking for a BCBA opportunity where you can practice with autonomy while still having substantial support around you, this could be an excellent next step.
Being a BCBA already comes with significant clinical responsibility. You should not also have to function as the scheduler, recruiter, billing specialist, administrative coordinator, and quality-control department.
In this position, you will be surrounded by specialized teams designed to remove many of those administrative barriers.
A centralized scheduling team helps keep client treatment schedules consistent and organized.
Instead of spending your clinical time tracking down appointments, filling cancellations, or managing every scheduling detail yourself, you can remain focused on your clients and your clinical team.
A dedicated quality-control team partners with clinicians to review reports, strengthen documentation, provide training, and help maintain high clinical and regulatory standards.
You receive support rather than simply being handed documentation expectations and expected to navigate them alone.
A billing team handles claim submission and reimbursement-related administrative functions.
That means your primary responsibility remains clinical care—not chasing insurance claims.
BCBAs work alongside a broader support structure that may include:
Practicum students
Floor support managers
Administrative professionals
Reception personnel
Clinical leadership
Recruiting and training teams
This allows clinicians to spend more time developing staff, analyzing treatment data, collaborating with families, and improving outcomes.
As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, you will provide clinical leadership and behavioral expertise while helping children and families make meaningful, measurable progress.
Your responsibilities will include assessment, treatment planning, staff supervision, family collaboration, data analysis, clinical decision-making, and ongoing treatment modification.
You will conduct descriptive and systematic behavioral assessments designed to identify behavioral function and guide treatment development.
You will use assessment findings to develop individualized, evidence-based treatment recommendations.
You will prepare individualized written Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) and other treatment protocols based on clinical findings.
You will implement and supervise the ongoing implementation of treatment programs and Behavior Intervention Plans.
This includes ensuring clinical procedures are carried out accurately, consistently, ethically, and in accordance with individualized treatment goals.
BCBAs play an important role in developing the clinical skills of Behavior Technicians and other members of the treatment team.
You will provide:
Clinical direction
Performance feedback
Treatment modeling
Skills training
Protocol clarification
Competency development
Ongoing coaching
Case-specific instruction
The goal is not simply to supervise employees—it is to help build confident, capable clinicians who understand why interventions are being implemented and how those interventions contribute to client progress.
ABA treatment is most effective when caregivers understand the treatment approach and have strategies they can use outside the clinic.
You will continuously monitor client data to determine whether treatment is producing meaningful progress.
When client behaviors create potential safety, ethical, clinical, or risk-management concerns, you will collaborate with appropriate clinical and operational leadership.
You may participate in treatment team meetings, client meetings, caregiver conferences, and other collaborative discussions either in person or virtually.
You will assist in developing, implementing, and improving data collection systems that allow treatment teams to accurately evaluate client progress.
You will maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation in accordance with organizational requirements as well as applicable. Documentation may include treatment plans, progress reports, supervision records, assessments, parent training documentation, clinical notes, and other required records.
You will maintain strict adherence to professional ethics, organizational policies, HIPAA requirements, privacy requirements, compliance standards, and applicable federal and state regulations.
BCBAs are expected to consistently practice within the ethical framework established by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board.
There are countless places where a BCBA can work.
We believe the more important question is:
Where can you do your best work?
The right environment gives clinicians enough independence to practice effectively while surrounding them with enough support that they are not carrying every administrative responsibility alone.
In this role, your expertise helps children develop meaningful communication, adaptive, social, behavioral, and life skills.
Your coaching helps Behavior Technicians become stronger clinicians.
Your collaboration helps families feel more confident.
Your clinical decisions help treatment teams become more effective.
And your leadership can directly influence the long-term trajectory of the children and families you serve.
If you became a BCBA because you wanted to help children and families—not because you wanted to spend your day chasing schedules, billing questions, and administrative tasks—we would like to speak with you.
McCulloh Consulting is looking for clinicians who want strong clinical support, competitive compensation, professional development, flexibility, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact.
Apply today to learn more about the BCBA opportunities available in Dearborn and the Taylor/Southgate area.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to legally protected characteristics. Reasonable accommodations are available throughout the recruiting and interview process in accordance with applicable law.
Master's degree in behavior analysis or another qualifying field accepted under applicable BACB requirements
Current Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA®) certification through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board
Strong understanding of applied behavior analysis principles
Knowledge of current BACB ethical standards
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to independently manage clinical responsibilities
Ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams
Strong organizational skills
Excellent attention to detail
Ability to interpret behavioral data and make evidence-based clinical decisions
Candidates with previous experience implementing or supervising a variety of ABA methodologies are especially encouraged to apply.
Experience may include:
Discrete Trial Training (DTT), Natural Environment Teaching (NET), Errorless Learning, Pivotal Response Training (PRT), Functional Communication Training, Differential Reinforcement, Contingency Management, Verbal Behavior programming, Skill acquisition programming, Behavior reduction programming, Parent and caregiver training, Functional Behavior Assessment, Functional Analysis and Staff supervision
Experience working with children and adolescents diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder or related developmental needs is strongly preferred.
This position may be an excellent fit if you are a BCBA who:
Loves practicing behavior analysis but wants stronger operational support
Wants to spend less time on administrative tasks
Enjoys mentoring Behavior Technicians
Values collaboration with families
Wants flexibility without sacrificing clinical quality
Appreciates having dedicated recruiting, scheduling, billing, and administrative teams
Wants opportunities for professional development
Is interested in future leadership opportunities
Wants to work for an organization investing significantly in its clinicians
Believes treatment decisions should be driven by data
Wants to make a measurable difference in the lives of children and families