Part Time Behavior Specialist; BCBA - land

Part Time Behavior Specialist (BCBA)

Lovel Ded, Colorado, United States

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

Part‑time / Hybrid. Must reside in the Central Front Range through Northern Colorado area. Works from home but requires travel/in‑person visits to home and day‑program locations (Hybrid Role).

At Mosaic we are on a mission to relentlessly pursue 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.

As a Behavior Specialist/BCBA, you will be the trusted guide helping individuals and caregivers thrive through behavior‑analytic strategies. You will work alongside a professional team—including clinical supervisors, department directors, other Behavior Specialists, and expert consultants—to lead assessments, design and implement support plans, analyze data, and coach caregivers—all while making a lasting impact.

* Behavior Specialist is the official job title A or BCaBA students working toward a BCBA may apply.

• Model and coordinate behavioral services in homes, centers, and community settings
• Conduct assessments
• Develop personalized behavior support plans based on assessments and team agreement
• 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 day (26–28 hours per week)
• Collaborate with the client’s interdisciplinary team during meetings and conversations
• Use ABA and/or ACT strategies to facilitate individual sessions with clients
• Receive free clinical supervision as a BCBA or BCaBA student
• Enjoy position opportunities for unrestricted and restricted hours, flexible scheduling, reasonable billing goals, and potential tuition assistance

• No on‑call responsibilities or crisis management requirements
• Flexible work schedule adapted to client and department needs
• Opportunity to support adult clients with I/DD with expert clinical supervision
• Work with an established agency (over 100 years of service) and a generous benefits package—including health insurance, paid time off, gym reimbursement, phone stipend, life insurance, and discount programs
• Direct engagement in client environments rather than a clinic setting
• Collaborative clinical team with expertise in medical issues, risky sexual behaviors, ACT, and more
• Mission‑driven organization that puts people first
• Professional growth with agency‑sponsored certifications and competencies (e.g., Acceptance Commitment Therapy, high‑risk sexual behaviors, PEERs – Social Skills Facilitator)
• Make measurable impact in the lives of those we serve

Approximately 20–25 hours per week with flexibility on daily start and end times. You can set your own schedule, including traditional office hours, evenings, or weekends, as long as tasks are completed and you can visit clients.

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, good for Mosaic, and the right thing to do.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Education, Psychology, or a related field
• One year of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities in intervention and support
• Supervisory experience preferred
• Completion or enrollment in the Board Certified Behavior Analyst program preferred
• Previous experience designing and implementing positive behavior programs preferred