ABA Clincial Director; BCBA; and Clinic Culture

Location:

Fort Wayne, Indiana

Employment Type:

Full-Time, Salary-$103,000 annual salary with regular merit-based

increases and bonus opportunities.

Schedule:

Monday–Friday. Work hours may fluctuate as needed to meet job responsibilities,

support clinical and operational demands, and ensure high-quality service delivery.

Reports To:

Director of Programs and Operations

The Fort Wayne Clinical Director is responsible for providing clinical leadership, oversight, and quality

assurance for all ABA services delivered within their assigned center. This role ensures that clinical services

are effective, ethical, and aligned with organizational standards while fostering a positive culture for staff,

clients, and families. As a champion of our mission, the Clinical Director models compassion and dedication

for both staff and the families we serve, helping to renew hope within our diverse communities through the

delivery of high-quality care. They serve as a mentor and leader to clinical team members, foster professional

growth and development, and collaborate with operational leadership to ensure exceptional client outcomes

and effective service delivery.

• Competitive salary with opportunities for performance-based growth
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Leadership development opportunities
• Supportive administrative and operational teams
• Opportunity to influence clinical programming and team culture
• Corporate discounts at the YMCA and Orange Theory to promote wellness
• Partnerships with Purdue Global and Capella University to support continued learning
• A mission-driven culture committed to clinical excellence, innovation, and continuous improvement.

• Provide clinical oversight and support to BCBAs and clinical team members
• Monitor quality of programming and ensure services align with
• Support effective implementation of ABA principles across the clinic
• Provide consultation, coaching, and mentorship to clinicians
• Assist with complex cases and clinical decision-making as needed

• Facilitate clinical discussions, peer reviews, and case consultations
• Support onboarding and professional development of clinical staff
• Provide feedback and guidance to promote clinician growth and confidence
• Help foster a collaborative, supportive clinic culture

• Monitor clinical documentation, authorization requirements, and service quality
• Support compliance with company standards, payer requirements, and ethical guidelines
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives
• Use data and outcome measures to guide clinical decision-making

• Partner with operations leadership to support clinic goals
• Participate in site meetings, scheduling discussions, and leadership meetings
• Assist with problem-solving related to staffing, client needs, and service delivery
• Support continued growth and development of the Fort Wayne location

• Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification in good standing with the BACB.
• Master's degree in Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education, or a related field.
• Licensed (or eligible for licensure) in the State of Indiana.
• Experience providing ABA services
• Strong clinical judgment and leadership skills
• Ability to mentor and support developing clinicians
• Prior supervisory or clinical leadership experience
• Experience supporting an ABA team
• Strong communication and organizational skills

We believe strong clinical leadership is the foundation of exceptional ABA services.

Our Clinical Directors have the opportunity to lead a dedicated team of professionals while supporting

individualized, meaningful outcomes for children, adolescents, and adults with diverse needs.

We are proud to have a highly experienced clinical team, with many of our clinicians bringing 10 or more

years of experience in the field of ABA. This creates a collaborative environment where knowledge is shared,

clinicians are supported, and quality care remains the focus.

As a Clinical Director, you will have the opportunity to mentor clinicians, support clinical excellence, partner

with families, and help shape the future of ABA services while maintaining a manageable caseload that allows

you to focus on both client outcomes and team success.