Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA)

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Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA)

East Lansing is a growing hub for autism services — and we stand out because we prioritize quality over volume. Working with us means:

• Being part of a multidisciplinary, mission-driven clinical team
• A supportive culture committed to your growth and maintaining high clinical integrity
• Opportunities to advance your career into BCBA, Clinical Supervisor, or leadership roles
• Regular training, CEU support, performance coaching, and professional development
• A predictable schedule, strong administrative support, and a collaborative clinical model
• Helping families in the East Lansing/Mid-Michigan community access services where demand is rising

Join a respected statewide organization that values your expertise — and values the children and families we serve.

Make a meaningful impact as part of a clinical team committed to high-quality, evidence-based autism services.

• Conduct assessments using tools such as ABLLS-R, VB-MAPP, PEAK, AFLS, Vineland, Essential for Living, and functional behavior assessments.
• Develop individualized treatment plans and behavior intervention plans (BIPs) for center-based, in-home, community-based, and telehealth ABA programs.
• Supervise behavior technicians and support performance management, coaching, training, and competency development.
• Provide ongoing parent training and participate in family, treatment-team, and stakeholder meetings.
• Monitor learner progress, analyze data, and make clinical recommendations based on medical necessity.
• Ensure clinical documentation, billing, and EHR requirements are completed accurately and on time.
• Collaborate with the Associate Clinical Director and Scheduler to maintain staffing plans and ensure quality service delivery.
• Uphold BACB ethics, Michigan LBA requirements, HIPAA standards, and Hope Network policies.

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• BCaBA certification with a passing BACB exam score.
• Current Michigan LBA (or eligibility to obtain).
• Minimum 2 years of ABA clinical experience, including autism treatment and behavior programming.
• Experience providing ABA in clinic, home-based, and community settings.
• Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
• Strong leadership, communication, collaboration, and clinical decision-making skills.