Description

At Unity Behavioral Services, we’re not just delivering ABA therapy—we’re redefining what great care looks like for children and families. We’re building something special: A place where BCBAs are empowered, heard, and supported—not buried in admin. work or stretched too thin.

If you’re looking for a role where:

• Your clinical voice matters
• You can shape programs, not just manage them
• You’re part of a team building something meaningful 

This is that opportunity!

What You’ll Do (And Why It Matters):

Lead Meaningful Clinical Work

• Conduct assessments (FBAs, VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R, Vineland) to truly understand each child.
• Design individualized, high-quality treatment plans that drive real progress.
• Continuously analyze data and adjust strategies to maximize outcomes.

Develop and Elevate Your Team

• Supervise and mentor RBTs with intention—not just check a box.
• Provide hands-on coaching, modeling, and real-time feedback.
• Help build confident, skilled clinicians who love what they do.

Partner with Families (Not Just Update Them)

• Collaborate closely with caregivers to create consistency across environments.
• Turn complex clinical strategies into practical, everyday tools.
• Build trust and long-term relationships with families.

Own Outcomes, Not Just Tasks

• Monitor progress and evolve treatment plans based on real data.
• Communicate clearly with families and stakeholders.
• Contribute to a culture of accountability and excellence. 
   

What Makes This Role Different:

• Clinical Autonomy – You’re trusted to make decisions.
• Manageable Caseloads – Quality over volume.
• Supportive Leadership – You’re not on an island.
• Growth-Oriented Culture – Your ideas help shape the company.
• Start-Up Energy – Opportunity to build, not just inherit.

Requirements

What are the Right Qualifications to join our team?

• Master’s degree in Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education, or a related field.
• Current BCBA certification from the BACB.
• Minimum of 1 year of proven experience with ABA assessments, treatment plans, and supervision.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Commitment to ethical practices and professional growth.
• Strong clinical judgment and data-driven mindset.
• Passion for making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families.