BCBA – Direct Telehealth Provider
Part-Time & Full-Time
Location
Remote – Georgia
Employment Type
Part-Time or Full-Time
About the Opportunity
A well-funded, early-stage healthcare company is building an innovative, technology-enabled model designed to transform how families of children with autism access and experience ABA therapy.
The organization is focused on making evidence-based autism care more accessible, effective, equitable, and centered around caregivers. Its clinical leadership team includes nationally recognized experts in caregiver-mediated ABA and evidence-based parent training models.
The Clinical Model
The model is 100% virtual and caregiver-mediated. Rather than relying on high volumes of technician-delivered hours, the model empowers caregivers to become skilled agents of change within their child's everyday environment.
All clinical sessions are delivered directly by a BCBA through telehealth. There is no RBT supervision or in-home technician component, allowing BCBAs to focus their time directly on clinical care, caregiver coaching, and meaningful outcomes.
The Role
As a BCBA, you will provide direct caregiver-mediated ABA therapy through telehealth. You will work closely with families to coach caregivers in implementing evidence-based interventions within their everyday routines.
This is a clinician-focused position with minimal administrative burden and no RBT supervision responsibilities.
What You'll Do
- Coach caregivers in real time through telehealth, guiding them in evidence-based strategies such as RUBI, Project IMPACT, Everyday ABA, and related approaches.
- Conduct comprehensive assessments, including:
- Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs)
- Skill-based assessments
- Caregiver needs assessments
- Develop individualized treatment plans centered on:
- Caregiver-identified priorities
- Functional skill acquisition
- Meaningful behavior change
- Natural environments and everyday routines
- Collect and analyze clinical data to monitor progress, modify interventions, and demonstrate outcomes.
- Utilize standardized assessment tools and internal clinical KPIs to evaluate treatment effectiveness.
- Complete clinical documentation, including treatment plans, progress reports, and session notes, in accordance with payer requirements.
- Contribute clinical feedback and insights to the continued development and refinement of the organization's care model.
- Help improve the overall family experience through collaborative, responsive, and evidence-based care.
Who You Are
- Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in good standing with the BACB.
- Active Georgia state licensure and eligibility to provide services to Georgia Medicaid patients.
- 2+ years of clinical ABA experience.
- At least 1 year of telehealth experience.
- Experience with caregiver-mediated ABA, parent training, or naturalistic intervention models preferred.
- Committed to evidence-based and neurodiversity-informed clinical practice.
- Empathetic and collaborative communicator who can quickly establish trust with families.
- Comfortable using technology, including video conferencing platforms, electronic health records, and data collection systems.
- Self-directed, adaptable, and comfortable working in an evolving, entrepreneurial environment.
Nice to Have
- Experience with RUBI, ESDM, PRT, JASPER, or other evidence-based caregiver coaching frameworks.
- Prior caregiver-mediated ABA experience.
- Experience working with children under age 6 and their families.
- Familiarity with Medicaid billing, managed care authorization, or value-based care models.
- Bilingual English/Spanish skills are a plus.
Compensation & Benefits
- Part-time opportunities available with prorated or hourly compensation.
- Medical, dental, and vision benefits.
- Company-sponsored 401(k) retirement plan.
- Flexible PTO and company holidays.
- Required CEUs covered.
- Additional professional development support for continuing education, conferences, and related training.
- Company-provided technology and telehealth equipment.
- Flexible scheduling with core hours aligned with family availability.
Why Consider This Opportunity?
- Practice at the top of your license with 100% BCBA-led, direct-to-family clinical care.
- No RBT supervision — focus your time on clinical services and caregiver coaching.
- Join a founding clinical team and have a meaningful voice in developing clinical protocols, culture, and systems.
- Help build an innovative model focused on making ABA more accessible, equitable, and family-centered.
- 100% remote with flexible scheduling.
- Opportunity to work alongside experienced clinical leaders and contribute to the development of a new approach to autism care.