Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
- Mount GreenwoodAt The Place for Children with Autism, we're more than a therapy center. We're a team on a mission to help children with autism thrive. As a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you'll play a pivotal clinical leadership role by shaping individualized treatment plans, coaching Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), and driving meaningful change for every child you serve. Here, your expertise is valued, your voice matters, and your impact is felt every dayWhat

We Offer
Competitive Pay Based on Your Experience &

Education:
Annual Starting

Salary:
$80,000
- $89,000, based on experienceEligibility to earn up to $11,400 in annual bonus potentialAnnual continuing education stipend of $1,000Generous Benefits & PerksFlexible hybrid work model designed to support work-life balanceNine company holidays, two floating holidays, and the ability to accrue vacation, paid leave, sick leave, and wellness timeComprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision coverageCompany-Paid Disability and Life InsuranceUp to six weeks paid Parental Leave401k with company match up to 3%Employee Assistance ProgramCommuter Spending Account & Dependent Care FSAMonthly wellness reimbursement up to $25Pet Insurance – because fur-babies count tooWhat You'll DoManage a small caseload of 6–8 clients while maintaining a billable expectation of 28 hoursConduct functional assessments and develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans rooted in the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)Provide ongoing clinical supervision, coaching, and mentorship to RBTs and Lead Therapists to ensure high-quality care and support professional growthAnalyze data trends, monitor treatment fidelity, and adjust programming based on client progress and clinical needsCollaborate closely with families by providing parent coaching, progress updates, and ongoing support to promote consistency across settingsLead interdisciplinary discussions, clinical team meetings, and collaborative problem-solving to support each child's developmentWhat We're Looking ForA dedicated and compassionate BCBA who brings a balance of clinical expertise, leadership, and empathy to their work.
Strong communicators who can meaningfully connect with children, families, and team members while supporting a positive and collaborative environment.
Organized and adaptable clinicians who can manage multiple priorities, maintain clear documentation, and navigate a dynamic clinical setting.
A motivator and mentor who enjoys developing others, giving feedback, and supporting team success.
Must hold a master's degree in ABA and have an active BCBA certification in good standing.
Must hold an active Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) credential in the State of Illinois.
A Commitment to Your GrowthStructured onboarding and training from experienced clinical staff.
Transparent paths for advancement.
Development programs, feedback loops, and growth checkpoints are built into every employee's journey.
Educational partnerships and tuition savings with multiple universities (including The Chicago School, National Louis University, Capella University, and more).
A Culture That Feels Like FamilyLeaders who are accessible, supportive, and invested in your success.
An inclusive and collaborative company that values DEIB and ensuring that all voices are heard.
Opportunities to get involved beyond your role – Joining employee-led initiatives and committees that help shape our culture, plan events, and connect across our centers.
A workplace that prioritizes mental wellness, positivity, and balance while maintaining high standards of care and professionalism.
Recognition programs that reward dedication, creativity, and teamwork, making you feel appreciated every day.
Ready to join us in making a difference? Apply now and let's create brighter futures together at The Place for Children with AutismThe Place for Children with Autism is an Equal Opportunity Employer, all qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.