Director of Behavioral Services (ABA) [83946]

Posted 3 days ago

taleraCharlotte (NC)

Special Education Teachers, All Other Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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About the role

A leading organization in behavioral health is hiring a Director of Behavioral Services (ABA) to support their on-site team. Based in our client's local centers, this position offers 4 days in center and 1 day remote. The role involves overseeing clinical operations, supervising staff, and leading program development.

Employment Type: On-site. Director of Behavioral Services (ABA)

Responsibilities: Lead and coordinate clinical teams to ensure quality service delivery and staff development. Supervise behavior analysts and direct care staff, providing coaching and performance feedback. Oversee the design and implementation of ABA programs tailored to children with autism. Manage staff caseloads, clinical reports, and program quality metrics. Represent the organization at community events and professional collaborations. Director of Behavioral Services (ABA)

Qualifications: Master's degree in education, psychology, counseling, or related field. BCBA certification required. At least two years of experience implementing ABA interventions with children with autism. Minimum two years of supervisory experience in ABA program management. Proven proficiency with assessment tools such as VB-MAPP, Vineland, and ABLLS.If you meet the qualifications and are excited about this opportunity, apply today! Our team will connect with you to discuss next steps, support you through the interview process, and advocate for your success.

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