Jobs at Proud Moments ABA

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, developing and supervising individualized interventions, conducting assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical engagement with children, including physically active sessions, and collaboration with a multidisciplinary clinical support team.

Provides ABA services for children with autism, develops and supervises individualized interventions, interprets clinical assessments, supports families, monitors client progress, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, including lifting, running, bending, and kneeling. Candidates need a relevant master’s degree, current or pending BCBA certification, ABA experience, strong clinical judgment, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

Develop and supervise ABA interventions for children with autism, assess client needs, communicate treatment recommendations to families, monitor progress, advocate for clients, and train behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, including lifting, running, bending, and kneeling.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, developing interventions, interpreting assessments, monitoring progress, supporting families, and supervising and training behavioral technicians. The role requires clinical judgment, communication, confidentiality, physical activity with children, and a master’s degree in a related field. Full-time BCBA employees may receive a $10,000 retention bonus.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, developing and supervising individualized interventions, interpreting clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, clinical judgment, confidentiality, and strong communication and organizational skills.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, develops and supervises targeted interventions, conducts and interprets clinical assessments, supports families, advocates for clients, and supervises and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, including lifting, running, kneeling, and other active movements. BCBA professionals also communicate treatment recommendations, monitor client progress, and maintain confidential information.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, developing and supervising individualized interventions, interpreting clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, clinical judgment, confidential information management, and strong communication and organizational skills. Full-time and part-time schedules are available, with hybrid flexibility and potential retention bonuses for eligible full-time BCBAs.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, including developing and supervising targeted interventions, administering clinical assessments, supporting families, advocating for clients, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical engagement with children, including physically active sessions, and offers full-time or part-time schedules, professional development, clinical support, and benefits for eligible full-time employees.

Provide ABA services to children with autism, develop and supervise individualized interventions, administer and interpret clinical assessments, communicate treatment recommendations to families, monitor client progress, advocate for learners, and train and supervise behavioral technicians. The role requires physical engagement with children, including lifting, running, bending, kneeling, and squatting.

Provides ABA services for children with autism, developing and supervising targeted interventions, interpreting clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical engagement with children, including physically active sessions, and offers full-time or part-time schedules with clinical support and professional development.

Provide Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, including developing interventions, supervising behavioral technicians, administering clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and advocating for learners. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, strong clinical judgment, confidentiality, and excellent communication and organizational skills.

Provide ABA services for children with autism, develop and supervise individualized interventions, interpret clinical assessments, support families, monitor client progress, and train behavioral technicians. The role requires physical engagement with children, including lifting, running, kneeling, and other activities. Travel within Virginia is required approximately twice monthly, with expenses covered.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, developing and supervising interventions, administering assessments, monitoring client progress, supporting families, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical engagement with children, including physically active sessions, and strong communication, judgment, organization, and confidentiality skills.

Provides home-based Applied Behavior Analysis services for children with autism. Develops and supervises targeted interventions, interprets clinical assessments, supports families, monitors client progress, and trains behavioral technicians. Requires 15 billable hours weekly, including availability from 3–7 p.m. four to five weekdays. The role involves direct clinical care and physical activity with children, along with documentation, communication, and advocacy.

Develop and supervise ABA interventions for children with autism, interpret clinical assessments, support families, monitor client progress, advocate for learners, and train behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, including lifting, running, bending, kneeling, and squatting.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, developing and supervising individualized interventions, interpreting clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical engagement with children, including physically active sessions, and offers flexible full- or part-time schedules with professional development and benefits for eligible full-time employees.

Provides ABA services to children with autism, develops and supervises individualized interventions, interprets clinical assessments, supports family conversations, monitors client progress, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, including lifting, running, kneeling, and squatting. Candidates need a relevant master’s degree, current BCBA licensure or near-term exam eligibility, ABA experience, sound clinical judgment, confidentiality, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills.

Provides applied behavior analysis services to children with autism in home-based settings. Develops and supervises targeted interventions, administers clinical assessments, supports family discussions, monitors client progress, advocates for clients, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires at least 15 billable hours weekly, including limited telehealth, and physical engagement with children during sessions.

Provides ABA services to children with autism, develops and supervises targeted interventions, interprets clinical assessments, supports families, monitors client progress, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires active clinical judgment, communication, confidentiality, and physical engagement with children during sessions. Full-time and part-time schedules are available, with a $10,000 full-time retention bonus.

Develop and supervise ABA interventions for children with autism, interpret clinical assessments, support families, monitor client progress, advocate for learners, and train behavioral technicians. The role requires active clinical judgment, communication, documentation, and significant physical engagement with children, including lifting, bending, running, kneeling, and squatting.