Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Continuum Behavioral Health - Where Clinical...

Posted 11 days ago

preferra insuranceFairfax (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$85,000

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About the role

Continuum Behavioral Health is a BCBA-led, family-owned ABA organization focused on ethical, evidence-based care and sustainable clinical practice. We prioritize smaller caseloads, realistic productivity expectations, and strong clinical support so BCBAs can focus on meaningful, data-driven outcomes - not just billable hours. Why BCBAs Choose Continuum: Smaller caseloads & sustainable schedules BCBA-led clinical leadership and mentorship Administrative support (billing, insurance, operations) Collaborative team of BCBAs, RBTs, and clinical staff Ongoing professional development, CEUs, and clinical meetings Flexible scheduling (full-time & part-time options) Electronic data collection systems to streamline tracking and analysis Competitive salary starting at $85,000+ (experience-based)
Role Overview: Provide high-quality ABA services including assessment, treatment planning, behavior intervention planning (BIPs), data analysis, caregiver training, and supervision, with the clinical autonomy and support needed to deliver socially significant outcomes. You’ll provide services across both in-home and clinic settings, with a balanced caseload. We are actively seeking BCBAs interested in supporting in-home services in the Fairfax County area. Who We’re Looking For: Active BCBA certificationCom mitment to ethical, data-driven ABA practice Team-oriented clinician who values quality over volume At Continuum, you’re not just filling a caseload - you’re supported as a clinician, leader, and advocate for meaningful behavior change. Reach out today to schedule an online interview with one of our amazing team!

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