Jobs at Caravel Autism Health

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.

Provide ABA services across multiple locations via hybrid delivery: assess clients, develop and modify treatment plans, supervise and train clinical staff, coach caregivers, ensure ethical, data-driven care, participate in clinical initiatives, and travel to assigned clinics or community locations as required.

Perform FP&A for ABA therapy provider businesses: build and maintain multi-dimensional financial models, support budgeting, forecasting, lender reporting, monthly board and clinic reporting, and develop cost and labor models. Manage internal deliverables, compliance, and provide accounting, audit, and monthly close support in a fast-paced, data-driven environment.

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

Provide ABA assessments, develop and modify treatment plans, supervise and train clinical staff, coach caregivers, ensure ethical service delivery, support clinic operations across multiple locations, and travel to assigned sites at least four days per month.

Provide evidence-based ABA treatment for children with autism: develop and oversee individualized plans, supervise and mentor BTs and RBTs, partner with families and teams, and use data to guide clinical decisions to drive measurable progress.

BCBAs supervise ABA treatment for children with autism, ensuring quality care and managing clinical staff. They oversee assessments, progress monitoring, and treatment modifications while providing training and collaboration with stakeholders.

Provide front-desk scheduling and facilities support for a clinic: manage client and staff schedules, onboarding, trainings, phone communication, meet treatment delivery KPIs, support daily clinic operations, cleanliness, supplies, and coordinate with corporate support.

Provide ABA services across multiple locations including assessments, treatment planning, supervision of clinical staff, caregiver coaching, telehealth and in-person sessions, clinical training, mentoring, and supporting clinic operations to ensure ethical, data-driven client progress.

Supervise and manage center and home-based ABA programs for children with autism: assessment, programming, progress monitoring, parent training, staff supervision, care coordination, insurance authorization, and administrative reporting to ensure high-quality, developmentally appropriate outcomes.

The Lead BCBA oversees ABA treatment services, ensures quality clinical support, supervises staff, collaborates with stakeholders, and handles administrative tasks.

The BCBA I is responsible for overseeing ABA treatment services, managing clinical staff, and ensuring quality treatment for children with autism, while collaborating with families and other providers.

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

Lead clinic operations and supervise clinical staff (BCBAs, therapists). Oversee intake, training, program development, ABA treatment implementation, documentation for funding, community outreach, and ensure compliance with BACB, state, and HIPAA standards.

The Clinic Director oversees clinical operations, manages staff, ensures quality services, and develops objectives. They train clinicians and communicate with families and administrative staff.

Lead BCBA manages ABA treatment programs for children with autism, ensures quality care, provides staff supervision, and collaborates with stakeholders.