Board Certified assistant Behavior Analyst; BCaBA; Culture

Location: Windward Oʻahu / Honolulu, Hawaiʻi
Reports To: Supervising BCBA / Clinical Director
Compensation: $40.00–$47.00 per hour, depending on service type, experience, training, and demonstrated competencies ($47 reserved for provider Credentialed at a level3 PFA-SBT)

We are seeking a compassionate, skilled, and motivated Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) to join our clinical team.

The BCaBA works under the ongoing supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and supports the assessment, development, implementation, monitoring, and modification of individualized behavior-analytic treatment programs.

The BCaBA may provide direct treatment, support behavioral assessments, assist with clinical programming, analyze participant data, provide caregiver training within their scope and payer requirements, and provide training, modeling, feedback, and oversight to Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and other direct-service providers as permitted.

ABA STEPS uses a Scientist-Practitioner Model emphasizing compassionate, trauma-assumed, assent-based, and evidence-based care. Our clinical programming incorporates approaches including Practical Functional Assessment and Skill-Based Treatment (PFA-SBT), PEAK, AIM/ACT
, functional communication training, naturalistic teaching, and individualized behavior-analytic programming.

• Assist the supervising BCBA with behavioral and skills assessments within the BCaBA's scope of competence and delegated responsibilities.

• Participate in functional behavior assessment processes, including data collection, interviews, direct observation, and other assessment activities.

• Support implementation of PFA-SBT
  , including Practical Functional Assessment and Skill-Based Treatment procedures, when appropriately trained and supervised.

• Assist with development and modification of individualized treatment programs based on assessment results and participant needs.

• Collect, graph, analyze, and interpret behavioral and skill-acquisition data.

• Identify patterns in participant performance and communicate clinically relevant findings to the supervising BCBA.

• Support treatment-plan updates, progress reports, reassessments, and authorization-related clinical documentation.

• Provide individualized ABA treatment within the BCaBA's scope and under appropriate BCBA supervision.

• Implement behavior-reduction and skill-acquisition protocols with treatment fidelity.

• Provide individual and group-based services when clinically appropriate and authorized.

• Model clinical procedures for RBTs and other treatment-team members.

• Promote generalization of skills across people, environments, and naturally occurring situations.

• Support functional communication, toleration, cooperation, flexibility, social communication, and other medically necessary treatment targets identified in the participant's treatment plan.

• Incorporate participant assent and compassionate, trauma-assumed practices into treatment delivery.

As permitted by BACB requirements, payer requirements, and the supervising BCBA, the BCaBA may:

• Observe RBT implementation of treatment protocols.

• Model treatment procedures and behavior-analytic teaching strategies.

• Provide performance feedback and competency-based coaching.

• Monitor treatment integrity and procedural fidelity.

• Assist with RBT training and professional development.

• Support implementation of behavior-reduction and skill-acquisition programs.

• Review participant data and identify implementation concerns requiring BCBA involvement.

• Assist the BCBA in maintaining consistent clinical practices across providers and settings.

• Participate…