The Role
Provide and oversee ABA therapy for children with autism, develop individualized treatment plans, maintain organized schedules and documentation, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and meet billable expectations. Must hold BCBA certification and relevant licensure with at least one year of ABA experience.
Summary Generated by Built In
The Autism Center at Kids on the Move is leading the charge in redefining how care is delivered . . . not only for children and families, but for the clinicians who make it all possible. Our leadership team is deeply committed to creating an environment where collaboration, communication, and compassion guide every decision.
While we’ve long been recognized for our strong clinical model and supportive team culture, we’ve recently taken meaningful steps to align our compensation and scheduling with the same standard. Pay structures have been elevated, and schedules are now designed to support more time with family — especially during high-impact moments like the holidays. It’s all part of our commitment to building a sustainable, fulfilling experience for the people doing the work.
If you're looking for a team as a BCBA that values you as a person and a professional, and that’s actively creating a better way forward, we’d love to connect.
BCBA Qualifications and Responsibilities:
- Master's degree in Applied Behavioral Analysis or similar
- BCBA Certification and LBA (out-of-state BCBAs will receive support in obtaining licensure)
- 1+ years of experience in ABA
- Proficient at organization, managing and prioritizing work tasks and schedules to meet assigned deadlines
- Experience developing and overseeing individualized treatment plans for ABA therapy
- Be a collaborative, supportive, and respectful team player.
BCBA Benefits & Schedule:
- Flexible therapy schedule within the 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM window; specific requirements discussed during your phone interview
- Work in a program that has been awarded full accreditation from The Autism Commission on Quality (ACQ)
- 230-day work calendar designed to provide more meaningful time off around holidays and family events
- Balanced caseloads and realistic billable expectations to support your work-life balance
- Annual bonus opportunity based on billable expectations
- Generous PTO and sick leave accruals
- Comprehensive and affordable benefits including medical, dental, vision, hospital indemnity, and company HSA contributions
- Company-paid short-term and long-term disability insurance
- 401(k) plan with life insurance coverage
- CEU support including:
- Free online CEU access
- Enrollment in CEU course presented by Dr. Hanley
- Recertification reimbursement
- Mileage and cell phone reimbursement (including a phone stipend)
- Relocation assistance available
- Assistance available for candidates with existing sign-on repayment obligations
Skills Required
- Master's degree in Applied Behavioral Analysis or similar
- BCBA Certification and LBA (licensure)
- 1+ years of experience in ABA
- Experience developing and overseeing individualized treatment plans for ABA therapy
- Proficient at organizing, managing, and prioritizing work tasks and schedules to meet deadlines
- Be a collaborative, supportive, and respectful team player
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The Company
What We Do
Kids on the Move (KOTM) is a Utah-based nonprofit dedicated to empowering children of all abilities and their families by providing essential programs that support development, education, and well-being. Through specialized services, including early intervention, autism/ABA treatment, childcare, respite, and family support, they help children with delays and disabilities thrive at every stage of their growth.
