100% Remote BCBA

September 17, 2026

<div>This role at CSD is designed for Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) ready to join and lead breakthrough and innovative ABA programs focused on clinical quality and client experience. This position combines clinical expertise, strategic oversight, and team mentorship to ensure high-quality, ethical ABA services. Starting Pay: $80,000-$95,000 annually, based on experience About the Opportunity As a BCBA, you will: • Oversee and ensure fidelity of ABA programs (both virtually and in person) • Support and coach Clinical Leaders (Mid-Level Supervisors) and Behavior Specialists • Complete and review treatment plans, progress reports, and documentation • Ensure compliance with clinical and payer standards • Lead trainings and clinical development initiatives • Partner with Regional Directors and Operations teams on initiatives, quality, compliance, and more What Excellence Looks Like • High-quality, data-driven clinical programs • Strong, supported clinical teams • Families who trust the care provided Benefits, Growth & Clinical Support • Competitive salaried compensation • In-house CEUs and annual CEU allowance for conferences and external learning • Opportunities to participate in clinical research initiatives • Senior clinical support and collaboration with Regional and Executive Clinical Leadership • Dedicated administrative and operational support, allowing focus on clinical quality • Leadership development opportunities within a growing organization About You This role is ideal for a BCBA who: • Brings strong clinical judgment and experience overseeing ABA programs • Is enthusiastic about exploring innovative ABA programs • Enjoys mentoring and developing Clinical Leaders (Mid-Level Supervisors) and clinicians • Values high standards, ethical practice, and data-driven decision-making • Is comfortable leading teams while navigating clinical and operational complexity • Wants to influence clinical excellence at both the individual and systems level Requirements • Master's degree in a related discipline • Active BCBA credential • Minimum two years of professional ABA experience • Strong communication and clinical leadership skills • Ability to travel within service areas Ready to Apply? If you've been looking for a role where your work matters, where kids look forward to seeing you, and where your career path is clear - this is it. Join us. Let's light up lives together. #LI-Remote Physical requirements may include but is not limited to: <ul><li>Constant visual stimulation, including close vision, distance vision, reading, computer work</li><li>Constant sitting; frequent up and down out of chair</li><li>Constant use of telephone, speaking, listening</li><li>Constant document handling, use of copier and fax machine, filing</li><li>Frequent typing, use of computer</li><li>Occasional walking around building</li><li>Occasional bending, reaching, stooping, pulling</li><li>Occasional lifting, carrying, moving of items up to 20 pounds</li><li>Occasional walking to, bending to enter, sitting and using upper and lower limbs to drive car</li></ul></div>

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