Behavior Specialist

Hybrid Position/BCBAs, BCaBAs and BCBA/BCaBA students Welcome To Apply!

SALARY: $70,000 to $75,000 annually (rate will be lower for BCaBA, students or unlicensed hires)

** Must reside in the Central Front Range through Northern Colorado area
- This position offices from home, but travel/in-person visits to the home and day program locations clients is required (Hybrid Role)

About Mosaic - At Mosaic, we’re on a mission—relentlessly pursuing opportunities that empower people. We are a values-driven organization rooted in belonging, connection, faithfulness, and grit. As One Mosaic, every team member plays a vital role in creating a meaningful life for the individuals we support.

About the Position

As a Behavior Specialist/BCBA, you‘ll be the trusted guide helping individuals and caregivers thrive through behavior-analytic strategies. Working alongside a professional team (i.e., clinical supervisor, department director, other Behavior Specialists, expert consultants), you’ll lead assessments, design and implement support plans, analyze data, and coach caregivers—all while making a lasting impact.

* Behavior Specialist is the

Job Description Title at Mosaic

• Model and coordinate behavioral services in homes, centers, and community settings

• Conduct assessments

• Based on the assessment and team agreement develop personalized behavior support plans

• Train caregivers and others to implement positive strategies

• Monitor progress using data, regular visits and check-ins, modify goals as needed, and report outcomes

• Champion safety by identifying and escalating concerns when necessary

• Stay connected to best practices through ongoing supervision and collaboration

• Direct client work 68% of the work dayhours per week)

• Collaboration meetings/conversations with client Interdisciplinary Team

• Using ABA and/or ACT strategies to facilitate individual sessions with clients

Are you a BCBA or BCaBA student working toward your BCBA?

• Mosaic can support your journey with free clinical supervision

- Position opportunities for unrestricted and restricted hours on the job. That is often a challenge for aspiring BCBAs
- A flexible schedule
- Opportunity to work alongside experts in various fields to increase competence and ability to work with additional populations

• Reasonable billing goals to allow more time to research and embark on other experiences

• Potential to apply for tuition assistance program

Why this Role?

• No On-call responsibilities or ‘crisis management‘ requirements

• Flexible work schedule based on the needs of the clients and department requirements

• Opportunity to support adult clients with I/DD with expert clinical supervision

• Work with an established organization (over 100 years serving adults) with a generous benefit package (health insurance, Paid Time Off, gym reimbursement, phone stipend, life insurance, discount programs, etc.)

• Working directly in the environments of the clients, versus a clinic setting

• Collaborative clinical team environment with support and supervision from experts in areas, such as, medical issues, risky sexual behaviors, ACT, etc.

• Mission driven organization that has a very positive intervention orientation and that puts people first

• Grow professionally with agency sponsored certifications/competencies (i.e., Acceptance Commitment Therapy, high risk sexual behaviors, PEERs - Social Skills Facilitator)

• Make measurable impact in the lives of those we serve

SCHEDULE:

Generally Day Hours Monday-Friday/some flexibility required based on the needs of the individuals. Hybrid position/officing at home and in person in working with individuals in service.

Commitment to Mosaic Values:

At Mosaic, we believe in creating a workplace where everyone has the chance to contribute and succeed. This commitment is not just a policy, it‘s the way we work. It‘s good for the workforce, it‘s good for Mosaic, and it‘s the right thing to do.

• Bachelor‘s Degree in Education, Psychology, or related field.

• One year of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities in the area of intervention and support.

• Certification in CPR and first aid is required, as is a valid state driver‘s license.

• Must complete ongoing inservice training as mandated.

• Previous experience in designing and implementing positive behavior programs is preferred.