Core Responsibilities
- Serve as the primary escalation point for complex or high-acuity clinical situations; provide direct guidance and decision-making support to clinical staff.
- Report on clinical KPIs to executive leadership.
- Manage and mentor BCBAs through supervision, performance feedback, and professional development.
- Serve as an accessible, trusted point of contact for BCBAs — defusing conflict and clearing obstacles so they can focus on client care.
- Monitor and balance BCBA caseloads and utilization; rebalance proactively as staffing changes and census shift.
- Own new-BCBA onboarding, from orientation and the ramp-up schedule through structured early check-ins.
- Monitor clinical quality indicators in coordination with utilization, plus outcome measurements and fidelity systems.
- Proactively identify clients not progressing toward mastery and ensure BCBAs adjust treatment plans accordingly.
- Lead recurring ethics topic reviews and ensure compliance with BACB ethical guidelines.
- Oversee QA data, including Note Guard documentation compliance and client progress review.
- Oversee BT/RBT onboarding and the training department; retain oversight of broader training initiatives even where day-to-day organizing sits with a training lead.
Qualifications
- Current BCBA certification in good standing.
- 5+ years of clinical ABA experience, including 2+ years in clinical leadership.
- Demonstrated experience directly managing BCBAs, caseloads, and utilization.
- Strong knowledge of BACB ethics guidelines and clinical fidelity standards.
- Experience with outcome measurement and QA/data systems (e.g., CentralReach Note Guard).