Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Lead Clinician - Pediatric ABA (EIDBI) Reframe Behavior Consulting Make a Meaningful Impact—Where It Matters Most Reframe Behavior Consulting is a BCBA-led, woman-owned organization committed to expanding access to high-quality, individualized behavior therapy for children and families across rural Minnesota. We deliver care where it matters most—in homes, clinics, schools, and communities—so children can build meaningful skills in the environments where they live and grow. We are seeking a clinician who is passionate about providing evidence-based, values-driven care and wants to be part of a company built on clinical integrity, compassion, and long-term impact. Why Join Reframe Behavior Consulting BCBA-led, woman-owned company with a strong clinical foundation Mission-driven work serving underserved rural communities Balanced service model: clinic-based + home and community care Reduced caseloads designed to prioritize quality of care and outcomes Clinical autonomy with structured support systems Opportunity to grow with a developing regional leader in behavioral health Work culture grounded in integrity, collaboration, and high standards of care What You'll Do As a BCBA, you will serve as the clinical lead for your cases, ensuring high-quality, individualized care: Conduct assessments and develop personalized treatment plans Oversee implementation of ABA services across settings (clinic, home, community) Supervise and mentor behavior technicians and clinical staff Use data to guide clinical decisions and adjust treatment plans Provide caregiver coaching to support real-world outcomes Collaborate with families, schools, and other providers

Service Model:

Clinic + Community-Based Care This role includes a blended service delivery model: Clinic-Based Services Structured skill acquisition programs Staff training and supervision in a controlled setting Opportunities for peer interaction and social programming Home & Community-Based Services Real-world skill application and generalization Direct caregiver coaching Functional assessment and intervention in natural environments This model supports stronger outcomes by ensuring skills transfer across real-life settings. Travel & Service Area This role requires regular travel to client homes and community settings. You will serve families across the following Minnesota counties: Otter Tail County Douglas County Wadena County Morrison County Todd County Cass County Crow Wing County Travel is a core part of our model and supports meaningful, real-world outcomes for clients. Compensation & Caseload We prioritize quality of care over volume.

Target caseload:

6-10 clients, adjusted based on client needs and travel Caseloads are intentionally designed to support: High-quality, individualized care Strong caregiver involvement Effective staff supervision Compensation Competitive base salary based on experience Compensation model designed for stability and sustainability Growth and performance are based on: Client outcomes Clinical quality Team development Not tied to excessive billable hour requirements. Additional Benefits Mileage reimbursement for travel Flexible scheduling across clinic and community settings Ongoing supervision and professional development Clinical Trainee Pathway (BCBA Candidate Consideration) We are committed to developing strong clinicians and may consider a clinical trainee (BCBA candidate) for this role.

For Trainees:

You will work under the supervision of a qualified BCBA You will receive structured supervision and mentorship You will gain experience in assessment, treatment planning, and supervision

Important:

The Qualified Supervising Professional (QSP) responsibilities will remain with a certified BCBA All clinical decisions and treatment plans will be reviewed and approved by the supervising BCBA What Makes You a Strong Fit We are looking for a clinician who: Delivers high-quality, evidence-based ABA services Uses a values-based therapy approach, focusing on meaningful and functional outcomes Builds strong, trusting relationships with families Is comfortable working across clinic and community settings Thinks critically and makes data-driven decisions Takes ownership of clinical quality and outcomes Qualifications Required (BCBA Applicants) Active BCBA certification in good standing Licensed Behavior Analyst in Minnesota Eligible to serve as a Qualified Supervising Professional (QSP) in Minnesota Master's degree in behavior analysis, psychology, or related field Alternative (Clinical Trainee Applicants) Currently enrolled in a graduate program in behavior analysis or related field Actively accruing supervised fieldwork hours toward BCBA certification Preferred Experience working with children with autism or related needs Experience in home and/or clinic-based ABA services Experience supervising clinical staff Familiarity with Medicaid or EIDBI services What Success Looks Like Children make meaningful, measurable progress Caregivers are confident and actively engaged Skills generalize across settings (clinic, home, community) Caseload supports high-quality, individualized care—not volume-driven services Clinical decisions are driven by data and outcomes Join Us If you are a BCBA—or a developing clinician—who values clinical excellence, meaningful outcomes, and values-based care, and you want to be part of a BCBA-led, woman-owned organization making a real impact in underserved communities, we'd love to connect.

Pay:

$72,000.00 - $85,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Continuing education credits Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Mileage reimbursement Paid sick time Paid time off Professional development assistance Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person