Jobs at Caravel Autism Health

The Lead BCBA oversees ABA treatment services, manages clinical staff, provides training, evaluates treatment modifications, and ensures compliance with standards of care.

The Lead BCBA oversees ABA treatment for children with autism, supervising clinical staff, ensuring quality treatment, and coordinating care with families and other providers.

The Lead BCBA supervises ABA treatment services for children with autism, ensuring quality care and team management while collaborating with parents and other providers.

The Lead BCBA oversees ABA treatment programs for children with autism, ensuring quality treatment, staff supervision, and collaboration with stakeholders.

Oversee ABA treatment for children with autism, train clinical staff, and ensure quality standards are met in intervention programs.

The Lead BCBA oversees ABA treatment services for children with autism, ensuring quality care, training staff, and collaborating with families and clinicians.

As a BCBA, develop evidence-based treatment plans, supervise and mentor BTs and RBTs, and collaborate with families to improve children's lives.

Manage and supervise ABA treatment programs for children on the autism spectrum; ensure quality treatment and compliance with standards; train clinical staff.

Oversee ABA treatment services, supervise treatment teams, ensure quality, and provide training and clinical recommendations for autistic children.

The Lead BCBA oversees ABA treatment services, supervises clinical staff, ensures quality treatment, and collaborates with stakeholders to optimize client outcomes.

Senior clinical leader managing clinic operations, supervising and mentoring BCBAs and therapists. Oversees staffing, training, intake, clinical programming, documentation, compliance (BACB/HIPAA), performance management, family communication, and community outreach to ensure high-quality ABA services.

Supervise and manage center and home-based ABA programs and clinical teams for children with autism. Provide assessments, program development, progress monitoring, parent training, care coordination, insurance authorization, clinical recommendations, training and supervision of staff, and complete administrative documentation to ensure quality, compliance, and effective treatment outcomes.

Serve as the clinic front-facing scheduling specialist: manage client and staff schedules, record cancellations/reschedules, onboard new clients, coordinate trainings, support daily clinic operations and communication with corporate functions, and maintain facility logistics and supplies.

Provide ABA services across multiple locations using assessments, develop and modify treatment plans, supervise and train clinical staff, coach caregivers, ensure ethical, data-driven care, support clinical initiatives, and travel to clinics/homes as required.

Provide individualized, evidence-based ABA treatment, supervise and mentor BTs/RBTs, collaborate with families and teams, use data-driven clinical decision-making, and maintain manageable caseloads while supporting professional development.

Source and screen candidates via job boards, social media, referrals and phone interviews; present qualified candidates to hiring managers; maintain candidate communication and records; track recruiting activity; partner with hiring leaders. Focused on high-volume hourly recruiting in a hybrid environment; candidate must reside in listed states.

Provide individualized, evidence-based ABA treatment for children with autism; develop treatment plans, supervise and mentor BTs/RBTs, collaborate with families and teams, use data to guide clinical decisions, and support clinician development.

The Scheduling Specialist manages client scheduling, coordinates service deliveries, and ensures smooth clinic operations while providing client support and communication.

The Scheduling Specialist coordinates client scheduling, supports clinical operations, manages communications, and ensures a professional clinic environment.

Provide clinical oversight and supervision of ABA treatment programs for children with autism, including assessment, programming, progress monitoring, parent training, staff training/supervision, care coordination, insurance authorization, and administrative reporting to ensure quality and compliance with state and insurance standards.