Board Certified Behavior Analyst; BCBA)

Reports to: Director of Clinical Services
Location: New Horizons in Autism | New Jersey
Employment Type: Full-Time

At New Horizons in Autism
, we believe every individual deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, build meaningful relationships, and live a life with greater independence.

We’re looking for a passionate, creative, and highly skilled Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to join our Clinical Team. This is an opportunity to do more than develop treatment plans—you’ll help shape meaningful outcomes for individuals with autism and related developmental disabilities while empowering the people who support them every day.

As a BCBA, you’ll bring clinical expertise directly into residential, day, community, and other service settings. You’ll collaborate with an interdisciplinary team, coach and mentor behavioral professionals, support caregivers and staff, and use data-driven strategies to create programs that make a real difference.

If you’re ready to turn behavioral science into meaningful, measurable change, we want to meet you.

You’ll oversee a dynamic caseload and flex your schedule to meet the needs of the individuals and teams you serve. Your work will include:

Conducting comprehensive skill acquisition assessments, including VB-MAPP, FISH, Essential for Living, Preference Assessments, and AFLS
.

Conducting Functional Behavior Assessments and Functional Analyses for challenging behavior.

Developing individualized skill acquisition programs, behavior strategies, and behavior support plans.

Designing and implementing function-based interventions and data collection systems.

Reviewing data and modifying treatment plans to ensure continued progress.

Supporting Natural Environment Training and developing supported employment programming when appropriate.

Training caregivers, direct support professionals, BCaBAs, RBTs, and other stakeholders in effective behavior support strategies.

Observing program implementation and providing hands-on coaching and feedback.

Conducting intake assessments for prospective clients.

Collaborating with interdisciplinary team members to coordinate and continuously improve services.

Providing face-to-face consultation, modeling interventions, reviewing data, and troubleshooting challenges.

Completing timely assessments, reports, consultation notes, service logs, and other required documentation.

Leading behavior support meetings, in-services, professional development workshops, and trainings.

Providing supervision to BCaBAs, RBTs, and candidates pursuing BCBA certification in accordance with BACB requirements and NHIA's supervision program.

Supporting the development of continuing education content that meets BACB ACE requirements.

Representing the Clinical Team and New Horizons in Autism at designated professional and agency events.

This isn't a position where you'll be confined to an office or simply reviewing paperwork.

You'll be where the impact happens.

You’ll have opportunities to:

Solve complex clinical challenges
Apply your expertise to meaningful, real-world behavioral challenges and develop individualized, function-based solutions.

See progress happen
Use data to make informed decisions and watch your clinical strategies translate into greater independence and quality of life.

Build stronger teams
Coach staff, mentor future behavior analysts, and help caregivers feel confident implementing effective strategies.

Work across settings
Support individuals in residential, day, community, and other environments—bringing ABA into the places where people actually live, work, learn, and connect.

Grow as a leader
Lead trainings, develop professional development content, supervise emerging professionals, and contribute to clinical excellence…