Locations:
DuPont, Snohomish, Kitsap County, Bremerton, Spokane, Vancouver and surrounding Washington communities
Service Settings: Home-Based and Clinic-Based
Employment: Full-Time
Compensation: Approximately $50–$80 per hour, based on experience
Schedule:
Flexible scheduling with preferred availability around 9:30 AM–6:30 PM
Help Children and Families Achieve Meaningful, Lasting Progress
Magnolia Behavior Therapy is seeking compassionate, collaborative and clinically driven Board Certified Behavior Analysts to join its growing Washington team.
For more than a decade, Magnolia has supported children affected by autism and their families through individualized, evidence-based ABA therapy. Its clinical teams work across home and center-based environments, creating treatment programs that reflect each child’s strengths, needs and family priorities.
Both experienced BCBAs and emerging clinicians seeking strong mentorship and professional development are encouraged to explore the opportunity.
Primary Responsibilities Conduct intake assessments, behavioral assessments and ongoing reassessments
Develop individualized treatment plans, behavior-support plans and skill-acquisition programs
Analyze clinical data and update programming according to client progress
Supervise, train and mentor CBTs, RBTs, LABAs and other clinical team members
Provide ongoing caregiver education, coaching and support
Coordinate treatment with families, schools, physicians and other professionals
Monitor clinical quality, treatment integrity and documentation compliance
Prepare progress reports and clinical materials required for continued authorization
Facilitate consistent communication among caregivers, technicians and clinical leadership
Promote ethical, person-centered and culturally responsive ABA practices
Provide services within home-based or clinic-based environments according to the assigned program
Required Qualifications:
Active BCBA certification in good standing, or an applicable BCaBA/LABA credential for designated opportunities
Washington behavior-analyst license or eligibility to obtain the required state credential
Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education or a related discipline for BCBA-level positions
Pediatric ABA experience
Knowledge of functional assessment, treatment planning, skill acquisition and behavior-reduction procedures
Strong leadership, supervision and clinical decision-making abilities
Effective written and verbal communication
Ability to collaborate with families and multidisciplinary professionals
Successful completion of all required background and credentialing checks
Availability consistent with client and program needs
Preferred Background Experience supervising RBTs or Washington CBTs
Experience supporting LABAs and BCBA candidates
Home-based or center-based clinical experience
Parent and caregiver-training expertise
Experience using CentralReach or similar ABA clinical systems
Strong assessment, report-writing and insurance-authorization experience
Availability during afternoon and early-evening service hours
What Magnolia Offers Competitive compensation based on experience
Full-time and part-time opportunities
Medical, dental and vision coverage for eligible employees
Generous and flexible paid time off
Paid training and onboarding
Annual continuing-education stipend
Company-sponsored CEUs
Tuition-reimbursement opportunities
BACB supervision for qualified BCaBA and BCBA candidates
Paid travel for approved ABA conferences, training and workshops
Clinical mentorship and professional-development opportunities
A collaborative culture focused on clinical excellence and sustainable growth
Clinical Environment Magnolia’s BCBAs collaborate with families, behavior technicians, schools, physicians and other professionals to provide comprehensive care. Treatment is individualized rather than one-size-fits-all, with a strong emphasis on caregiver involvement, socially meaningful outcomes and helping children generalize their skills across environments.
This is an excellent opportunity for a BCBA seeking flexibility, professional support and the ability to positively influence children, families and developing clinicians throughout Washington.