Board Certified Behavior Analyst; BCBA- Center

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Center-Based Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in Midlothian, VA

Little Leaves redefines what it means to be a BCBA. From a competitive sign‑on & relocation bonus to a supportive team culture, we give you the tools, benefits, and flexibility to thrive—personally and professionally.

• Guaranteed salary + quarterly incentives (base + bonus + benefits)
• Professional development budget
• Unlimited referral bonuses
• Sign‑on bonus
• Unlimited PTO + 11 paid holidays + 6 dedicated sick days
• CEU/conference days for professional growth

• Center‑based position with flexibility for remote work when metrics are met
• No nights. No weekends. Ever.
• A team that respects your time and supports your success

• Small caseloads – more quality time with each client (max caseload 8 full‑time kiddos)
• BCBA leaders at every level + access to doctoral‑level BCBAs for mentorship
• Focus on your expertise – you won’t be responsible for training technicians, and you’ll have a strong support team to handle admin tasks
• Monthly in‑house CEUs + dedicated CEU/conference days to keep you growing
• Clinical excellence first – strong supervision, quality standards, and real support
• Collaborative, fun, and inclusive team culture
• Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k) with match
• Relocation assistance available

• Unwavering commitment to ethics—clinically and in business practices
• On‑going professional development (regular supervision, peer reviews, staff trainings, CEU‑granting presentations, financial support for conferences)
• High‑quality Behavior Technicians—rigorous hiring, hands‑on coaching model
• Multi‑tier model—apprentice style to develop emerging BCBAs into independent supervisors
• Center‑based program—supervisors see clients and BTs regularly, fostering collaboration
• Services in Virginia, DC metro area, Baltimore metro area, and South Florida; focus on early intervention for children with ASD and developmental delays

The Supervising Behavior Analyst (SBA) is the qualified healthcare professional that provides direct case management for clients. The role includes assessment, treatment programming, protocol modification, documentation, supervision, and administrative oversight of technicians and specialists.

Full‑time position with a target caseload of 8‑10 children and at least 25 client‑facing hours per week (4–6 per day). Center operating hours 8‑5 PM; schedule may vary by region.

As an SBA, you ensure services meet standards of care, meet compliance requirements (documentation, state regulations, clinical standards, policies). You develop BTs, collaborate with caregivers, provide data‑based decisions, and maintain licensure and professional development.

• SERVE as the case manager and oversee day‑to‑day delivery of evidence‑based ABA therapy services to young children with ASD or related disabilities.
• PROVIDE direct assessment (e.g., VB‑MAPP, functional behavior assessment), develop and monitor programming for the caseload.
• ENSURE required documentation (reports, treatment notes) completed within 10 business days of assessment and submitted for insurance re‑authorization.
• PROVIDE formal supervision to behavior technicians (up to 10 direct 1:1 client hours per week) on a predetermined schedule.
• IDENTIFY appropriate caregiver training goals, develop materials, and conduct caregiver training sessions using evidence‑based curriculum.
• MAINTAIN accurate records for billing and clinical encounters within 24 hours of service.
• REMAIN compliant with BACB guidelines, licensure, and funding source requirements.
• DEVELOP clinical and nonbehavioral skills through didactic trainings, CE events, and meetings as assigned.
• MAINTAIN licensure and certification or progress toward completion.
• COMMUNICATE proactively with supervisor and team staff.
• COMPLETE additional duties as assigned (leadership team, administrative support).

• Master’s degree in special education, behavior analysis, or related field required.
• Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA); licensure eligible.
• Minimum 1‑2 years working directly with individuals diagnosed…