Trauma-Informed BCBA — Remote​/Hybrid

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Position Summary Rae of Hope, LLC is seeking a qualified Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to provide behavioral assessment, treatment planning, consultation, and clinical oversight for children and adolescents receiving behavioral health services. The BCBA is responsible for developing individualized, evidence-based behavioral interventions; monitoring client progress through ongoing data collection and analysis; and supporting Behavioral Health Professionals (BHPs), supervisors, caregivers, and other team members in consistently implementing treatment recommendations.

This role plays a critical part in maintaining clinical quality, strengthening staff competency, supporting positive outcomes for children and families, and ensuring that behavioral services remain medically necessary, ethical, goal-directed, and aligned with each client’s treatment plan.

At Rae of Hope, LLC, we are dedicated to building a team of compassionate professionals who are committed to supporting individuals and families through high-quality, trauma-informed mental health care. As a growing community-based mental health agency, we provide a collaborative and supportive environment where clinicians and behavioral health professionals can make a meaningful impact while continuing to grow in their professional development.

Our work is rooted in person-centered care, teamwork, and a shared commitment to helping children, adolescents, adults, and families find hope, healing, and resilience.

Rae of Hope, LLC is seeking a qualified Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to provide behavioral assessment, treatment planning, consultation, and clinical oversight for children and adolescents receiving behavioral health services.

The BCBA is responsible for developing individualized, evidence-based behavioral interventions; monitoring client progress through ongoing data collection and analysis; and supporting Behavioral Health Professionals (BHPs), supervisors, caregivers, and other team members in consistently implementing treatment recommendations.

This role plays a critical part in maintaining clinical quality, strengthening staff competency, supporting positive outcomes for children and families, and ensuring that behavioral services remain medically necessary, ethical, goal-directed, and aligned with each client’s treatment plan.

• Conduct functional behavior assessments and other behavioral evaluations within the BCBA’s scope of practice
• Develop individualized behavior support plans and intervention strategies that are:
  • Evidence-based
  • Trauma-informed
  • Strengths-based
  • Developmentally appropriate
  • Family-centered
  • Aligned with medical necessity
• Establish measurable goals, objectives, and data-collection procedures
• Analyze behavioral data and adjust interventions based on client progress, treatment response, and emerging needs
• Provide clinical consultation and behavioral guidance to BHPs, Section 28 Supervisors, caregivers, and multidisciplinary team members
• Train and coach staff and caregivers in the consistent implementation of behavior support plans
• Conduct direct observations in home, community, office, school, or other approved settings
• Support treatment fidelity by monitoring how behavioral strategies are implemented across environments
• Participate in the development and review of individualized treatment plans
• Review relevant documentation and data to ensure services remain clinically appropriate and goal-directed
• Provide recommendations regarding reinforcement strategies, skill acquisition, environmental supports,…