Jobs at MeBe

Leads weekend social groups for children with autism, facilitates social skills activities, directs RBTs, supports clients, manages staff and caregiver concerns, and handles setup, scheduling, communication, curriculum resources, and clinical issue escalation.

Leads the clinical, operational, financial, and people-management performance of an ABA learning center. Responsibilities include ensuring quality ABA services, developing clinical leaders, managing revenue and staffing, improving utilization and profitability, recruiting and retaining employees, strengthening family and community relationships, resolving concerns, and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across ABA, occupational therapy, and speech services.

Conduct behavioral and skill assessments for children with autism and developmental delays, develop and oversee individualized ABA treatment plans, coach parents, train Registered Behavior Technicians, and analyze progress data to adjust interventions. The role requires BCBA certification, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and may involve clinic, in-home, school, or telehealth settings.

The Quality Assurance Specialist audits ABA treatment plans, session notes, behavior intervention plans, and clinical documentation for compliance with BACB, CASP, HIPAA, payer, and internal standards. The role provides feedback and training recommendations, tracks supervisor quality scores, supports continuous improvement, and delivers at least 20 billable hours weekly through audits and treatment integrity reviews. The specialist also maintains a limited direct-service caseload involving supervision, assessments, treatment planning, and caregiver training.

Provides early-intervention ABA services for children with autism and developmental delays. Conducts skill and behavior assessments, develops and oversees individualized treatment plans, coaches parents, trains Registered Behavior Technicians, and analyzes progress data to adjust evidence-based interventions. The role also collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and supports children across clinic, home, school, and telehealth settings.

Develops and oversees evidence-based ABA programs for children with autism across home, community, and clinic settings. Conducts assessments, creates treatment and behavior intervention plans, supervises Behavior Technicians, provides direct services, trains parents, evaluates client progress, and coordinates care under BCBA supervision. The role requires ABA experience, relevant certification or coursework, travel between work sites, reliable transportation, and telehealth capability.

Provides evidence-based ABA services for children with autism and developmental delays. Conducts behavioral and skill assessments, develops and oversees individualized treatment plans, coaches parents, trains Registered Behavior Technicians, and analyzes progress data to adjust interventions. The role also includes professional development, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and occasional remote work one day per week.

Coordinates clinic scheduling, cancellations, coverage, records, reports, and timecard follow-ups while providing front desk and administrative support. Communicates with families and staff, maintains clinic records and supplies, answers inquiries, verifies paperwork, supports events, and partners with scheduling, intake, authorization, and clinical teams to ensure continuity of care.

Provides clinical leadership for BCBAs at an autism therapy center. Responsibilities include conducting assessments and FBAs, managing a client caseload, supervising clinical programming, training parents, reviewing documentation, coaching BCBAs, monitoring clinical metrics, supporting leadership development, and managing clinic crises.

Manage front desk and administrative functions for a learning center, including greeting guests, verifying patient paperwork, responding to emails and inquiries, preparing documents, maintaining equipment and supplies, supporting facility upkeep, and assisting with social events. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, problem-solving, and customer service skills.

The Senior BCBA provides clinical leadership at an autism therapy center, including conducting assessments and FBAs, managing a client caseload, supervising BCBAs, reviewing clinical programming, delivering parent training, and coaching clinicians. The role also supports clinical metrics, leadership development, KPI management, crisis response, and site leadership coverage while maintaining billable requirements and working onsite four days weekly.

The Senior BCBA provides clinical leadership at an autism therapy center. Responsibilities include conducting assessments and functional behavior assessments, managing a client caseload, meeting billable requirements, supervising and mentoring BCBAs, reviewing clinical programming and documentation, providing feedback, training parents, monitoring clinical metrics, and supporting site leadership and crisis management.

Conduct behavioral and skill assessments for young children with autism and developmental delays, develop and oversee individualized ABA treatment plans, coach parents, train Registered Behavior Technicians, and analyze progress data to adjust evidence-based interventions.

Builds relationships with pediatric providers and referral partners across a local territory, explains MeBe’s ABA services and referral process, communicates availability, coordinates outreach events, tracks activity in a CRM, and supports marketing materials and provider communications. The role focuses on generating qualified referrals, maintaining partnerships, managing outreach schedules, and contributing to growth goals while representing MeBe in the community.

Provides behavior-analytic services for children with autism and other special needs across home, community, and clinic settings. Conducts assessments, develops treatment and behavior intervention plans, supervises RBTs, delivers direct therapy, trains parents, monitors client progress, and coordinates services while meeting authorization and documentation requirements.

Join MeBe as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) while pursuing your BCBA. Gain hands-on training, supervision, and community support to prepare for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst exam. Benefits include tuition discounts and leadership opportunities.