Board Certified Behavior Analyst- Spanish Speaking

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succeed aba arizonaArizona City (AZ)

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Senior

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$150,000 per year

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About the role

Looking to earn up to $150,000 a year? Join Succeed ABA. $5,000 SIGN-ON / RETENTION BONUS Join the company you always dreamed of working for! Succeed ABA is a leading provider of ABA services for children on the autism spectrum, from infancy through age 21. We deliver expert, compassionate, child-centered care in homes, schools, and community settings—scheduled to support both families and clinicians. We are currently hiring BCBAs who want to make a meaningful impact without sacrificing balance, support, or professional growth. Why BCBAs choose Succeed ABACompetitive pay with earning potential up to $150K annually Weekly pay$5,000 sign-on / retention bonus PTO for all employeesFlexible caseload and schedule Strong administrative support with leadership that listensWarm family-like environment Free CEU libraryImmediate full-time and part-time positionsIf you’re tired of unrealistic caseloads, constant staff turnover, or being treated like a billing code, this role was designed with you in mind. BCBA ResponsibilitiesProvide direct and indirect supervision to BTs/RBTsDesign, review, and update ABA curriculum and behavior intervention plansAnalyze data and implement data-driven program changesReview session notes and clinical reportsProvide parent and staff training on an ongoing basisCollaborate with administrative staff to maintain clinical qualityQualificationsMaster’s degree requiredActive BCBA certificationLBA requiredExperience working with children on the autism spectrumWork Location: In-home, school, and community settings with flexible schedules. At Succeed ABA, we prioritize your growth, your voice, and your well-being. Be part of a collaborative clinical team where quality care and clinician satisfaction come first.

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