Jobs at Proud Moments ABA

Leads clinical program development and implementation for children receiving ABA services. Supervises and mentors BCBAs, behavior technicians, and fieldwork students; supports onboarding, crisis prevention training, clinical assessments, treatment-plan adherence, reporting, and family engagement. Maintains a regional caseload, collaborates with local operators and the Regional Clinical Director, and travels 20% monthly for training and engagement. The role requires physical activity while working with children and at least five years of BCBA experience, including two years of supervision.

Recruit candidates for Behavior Technician roles across Florida by developing staffing strategies, screening applicants, scheduling interviews, ensuring employment-law compliance, and building relationships with schools to promote the organization. This fully remote, 3–4-month contract requires full-cycle recruiting experience, strong communication and organizational skills, and a mission-driven interest in supporting children with autism.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism in home-based settings. Develops and supervises individualized interventions, conducts clinical assessments, supports family discussions, monitors client progress, advocates for clients, and trains behavioral technicians. Requires availability for 15 billable hours weekly, including weekday afternoon sessions, and the ability to perform physically active work with children.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, developing and supervising targeted interventions, interpreting clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct, physically active work with children, strong clinical judgment, confidential information handling, and effective communication. Full-time and part-time schedules are available, with hourly compensation and benefits for eligible full-time employees.

Provides ABA services to children with autism, developing and supervising interventions, interpreting clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical engagement with children, physical activity during sessions, and strong communication, organizational, and clinical judgment skills.

Provides applied behavior analysis services for children with autism, including developing and supervising interventions, conducting assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical work with children, physical activity during sessions, and collaboration with a multidisciplinary care team.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services for children with autism, including developing interventions, supervising implementation, conducting assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires clinical judgment, communication, confidentiality, physical engagement with children, and a master’s degree in behavioral analysis, education, psychology, or a related field. BCBA certification or imminent examination eligibility is required.

Provides ABA services to children with autism, develops and supervises behavioral interventions, interprets clinical assessments, supports families, monitors client progress, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, strong clinical judgment, confidential information handling, and effective communication. Full-time employees may receive a $10,000 retention bonus, benefits, professional development, and flexible scheduling.

Provides individualized behavioral interventions for children with autism during afterschool hours. Responsibilities include clinical assessment support, family collaboration, client advocacy, direct clinical care, and supervision, training, and support of Behavior Technicians. The role requires active physical participation with children ages 2–15, including lifting 25+ pounds. This is a salaried part-time position working onsite three to five days weekly from 3–7 p.m., with benefits and bonus eligibility.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism and related disorders. Develops and supervises individualized interventions, interprets clinical assessments, monitors client progress, supports families, advocates for learners, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires direct clinical interaction and physical activity with children, along with confidential information handling and strong communication, organizational, and clinical judgment skills.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, including developing interventions, supervising treatment implementation, administering clinical assessments, supporting families, monitoring client progress, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires direct physical engagement with children, clinical judgment, confidential information handling, and collaboration with a multidisciplinary support team.

Provide Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, including developing interventions, supervising implementation, conducting assessments, monitoring progress, communicating with families, advocating for clients, and training behavioral technicians. The role requires physical activity while working with children and offers full-time or part-time schedules in Antioch, Tennessee.

The BCBA Clinical Lead supports clinical quality across Southeast Virginia clinics by supervising BCBAs, onboarding and mentoring clinical staff, training behavior technicians, providing crisis prevention training, supporting BACB fieldwork students, and ensuring effective ABA treatment plans. The role maintains a client caseload, collaborates with regional and administrative leaders, reports clinical progress, supports families, and travels 20% monthly among assigned clinic locations.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, including developing interventions, supervising implementation, assessing progress, supporting families, monitoring client needs, and training behavioral technicians. Requires clinical judgment, communication, confidentiality, and physical engagement with children. The role offers full-time or part-time schedules, hybrid flexibility, clinical support, professional development, and a retention bonus opportunity.

Provides applied behavior analysis services for children with autism, develops and supervises behavioral interventions, interprets clinical assessments, supports families, advocates for clients, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires clinical judgment, communication, confidentiality, physical engagement with children, and a master’s degree in a related field plus current or soon-to-be-completed BCBA certification.

Provides ABA services to children with autism, develops and supervises targeted interventions, interprets clinical assessments, supports families, monitors client progress, and trains behavioral technicians. Requires clinical judgment, communication, confidentiality, and physical ability to actively engage with children. A master’s degree and current or upcoming BCBA certification are required.

Provides Applied Behavior Analysis services to children with autism, develops and supervises individualized interventions, conducts clinical assessments, supports families, monitors client progress, and trains behavioral technicians. The role requires direct engagement with children, including physical activities such as lifting, running, kneeling, and squatting. Full-time BCBA employees may receive a $10,000 retention bonus, with flexible scheduling and clinical support.

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 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.