Senior BCBA
seacrest behavioral healthSeattle (WA)
About the role
serves as a mentor and leader within a multi-disciplinary team, providing clinical oversight and ensuring high-quality care for children with autism and special needs.
Responsibilities include conducting initial assessments and FBAs, maintaining a caseload, reviewing clinical programming, and supporting team development. The role involves supporting clinical metrics, supervising staff, providing parent training, and participating in leadership development activities.
Qualifications require being a BACB-certified BCBA in good standing, with a minimum of 3 years (external) or 1 year (internal) post-certification experience as a Clinical Supervisor/BCBA. Strong interpersonal and leadership skills, along with the ability to pass a criminal background check, are essential.
Key skills include attention to detail, transparency, compassion, and the ability to inspire others. The role emphasizes collaboration, quality improvement, and fostering a positive, engaging environment.
Benefits encompass competitive salary, paid time off, comprehensive health insurance, pet insurance discounts, a 401(k), monthly CEUs, and tuition discounts. The position promotes professional growth and impactful work in supporting children and families.
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