Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Alpha & Omega Kids Developmental Services

  • Boston, Massachusetts
  • 8 days ago

    Highlights

    Help us build the ABA organization you’ve always wanted to be part of, where clinicians are supported, heard, and empowered to do their best work. At Alpha & Omega, BCBAs have a real voice, strong clinical and administrative backing, and clear pathways for growth.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationBoston, Massachusetts
    Websitehttps://www.aokservices.org

    Description

    Full-Time & Part-Time |Alpha & Omega Kids Developmental Services

    Help us build the future of ABA, the kind of organization clinicians have always wanted but rarely find. Help us build the ABA organization you’ve always wanted to be part of, where clinicians are supported, heard, and empowered to do their best work.

    Be part of a forward-thinking ABA organization redefining how clinicians are supported, heard, and developed. At Alpha & Omega, BCBAs have a real voice, strong clinical and administrative backing, and clear pathways for growth. We are hiring Full-Time and Part-Time BCBAs across Massachusetts. This role entails a future leadership opportunity within our organization. 

    Compensation

    • Full-Time: $85,000 – $100,000/year + bonus potential
    • Part-Time: $85 – $95/hour
    • Flexible schedules, choose your own hours

    Why Alpha & Omega

    • Small, manageable caseloads
    • Strong administrative and clinical support
    • Paid training and CEUs reimbursement 
    • Flexible scheduling that actually works
    • Quarterly BCBA feedback forums, leadership listens and acts
    • Close-knit, collaborative team environment
    • Clear mission and vision, with client care at the forefront
    • Compliance department led by BCBAs
    • Dedicated advocates and administrative support team
    • Real leadership and growth opportunities

    What You’ll Do

    • Develop and oversee individualized ABA treatment plans
    • Supervise and mentor RBTs and student analysts
    • Conduct assessments and update programming as needed
    • Collaborate with families and interdisciplinary teams
    • Maintain high standards of clinical quality and compliance

    Requirements

    • Active BCBA certification (BACB) in good standing
    • Licensed or eligible in Massachusetts 
    • Experience working with individuals with autism
    • Strong clinical judgment and communication skills
    • Must be local


    Schedule

    • Monday–Friday (flexible)
    • Weekend availability optional

    Job Type

    • Part-Time available

    Apply Today

    Join a team where your voice matters, your time is respected, and your work makes a real impact.

    JOB CODE: 1000196

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