Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - School Based
ro healthHingham (MA)
$55-$65 per hour
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ro healthHingham (MA)
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SALARY
$55-$65 per hour
About the role
School Based Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) 26-27 School Year & Beyond
Location: Opportunities Across Multiple Districts
Type: Full Time, Part Time
Schedule: Varies per assignment, typically Monday–Friday, school hours
Pay: $55-$65 per hour
Ro Health is seeking dedicated and experienced Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) to join a collaborative and student-centered school team in our Massachusetts region for the 2026-2027 school year and beyond. This position allows you to focus on meaningful, student-centered work, while enjoying the flexibility and professional growth that comes through working with a trusted staffing partner. By joining Ro Health, you become part of a supportive network. Our partnerships with school districts across the state provide access to a wide range of placements, ongoing professional development, and opportunities to advance your career in the direction that aligns with your goals. BCBA Responsibilities May Include: Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and develop individualized Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) based on assessment data Collaborate with special education teams, classroom staff, and related service providers to implement positive behavior supports Train, coach, and support school staff (e.g., teachers, paraprofessionals, RBTs) in implementing behavior strategies and data collection procedures Participate in IEP meetings and contribute to the development of behavior-related goals and services Analyze behavioral data to guide ongoing intervention planning and monitor student progress Provide supervision and clinical oversight to Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), ensuring compliance with BACB standards and quality of service
Requirements:
- Active BCBA certification with the BACBLBA (Licensed Behavior Analyst) License
- Experience working with children or adolescents in school or clinical settings
- Strong skills in behavior assessment, data analysis, and intervention planning
- Ability to collaborate effectively with educators, support staff, and families
- Excellent communication and organizational skills
What You Will Gain:
- Leadership & Influence - Take on a key leadership role in shaping clinical direction.
- Career Advancement - As our presence grows, you'll have the opportunity to grow with us, potentially stepping into higher-level leadership or regional management roles.
- Collaborative Culture - Work closely with a supportive team of BCBAs, administrators, and educators who value innovation, transparency, and professional respect.
- Impactful Work - Make a real difference in school communities by increasing access to services and shaping individualized care for students.
- Why BCBAs Choose Ro Health:
- Competitive Pay & Benefits - Compensation packages designed to reflect your expertise, plus benefits that support your life outside of work.
- Dedicated Staffing Support - A responsive team that handles placement logistics and paperwork, so you can stay focused on students and clinical work.
- Flexibility - Choose assignments and schedules that fit your goals, whether you're looking for a single placement or ongoing opportunities across school years.
- Compliance & Clinical Integrity - We prioritize BACB standards and ethical practice, so you can supervise and deliver services with confidence.
Make a Measurable Difference. Join a school community that values collaboration, compassion, and evidence-based practice. Make a difference in the lives of students this fall. Whether you're an experienced BCBA or just starting out in the field, Ro Health gives you access to rewarding roles where you're needed most, and supports you every step of the way.
Apply today or reach out for a conversation about current and upcoming openings.
Email: mabehavioral@rohealth.comCall: 617-207-7630
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