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Pursue Excellence as a LEARN Behavior Analyst
Are you a BCBA or enrolled in a master’s program, wanting to join a clinical team committed to excellence?
At LEARN, we specialize in using the highest form of evidence-based, contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy to nurture potential in kids and young adults with autism. We’re always on the prowl for science-loving, data-touting, talented, and compassionate board certified behavior analysts (BCBAs) to join our team.
Sound like you?
Three Good Reasons to Apply: Growth, Opportunity, Support
Let’s be real: quality BCBAs are in high demand. With so many ABA providers on the market, why choose LEARN? Here are three good reasons:
1. Growth
We invest in and value ongoing growth and LEARNing for our BCBAs, offering robust professional development and training, plus opportunities to stay engaged in research, mentor others, and get involved in your local community.
2. Opportunity
We offer our BCBAs career growth opportunities to advance into clinical leadership, open a new Learning Center, move to a different office, or develop a specialization. We’re growing, which means you can grow, too.
3. Support
Our clinical support team focuses on scheduling, insurance, credentialing, compliance, and training to support our BCBAs and their team’s administrative needs, so you can focus on what matters: helping clients. Plus, our behavior technicians are exceptionally trained.
Do You Like to Collaborate as Much As We Do?
Some BCBAs attest to feeling isolated. But that doesn’t happen at LEARN. With more than 30 doctoral-level clinicians, 500 BCBAs, and 300 practicum students, we make up the largest concentration of highly-trained ABA professionals in the industry—and offer innovative ways to network and get to know each other across our various local teams through committees, training events, conferences, webinars, and, even TikTok contests. If laughing out loud and having fun matter, you’re in the right place. At LEARN, our culture counts.
Our Five Principles of Success
- Always remain client-centered.
A healthy obsession with client progress is respected and valued. Stay flexible in your approach and meet clients where they are. That’s always our first, second, and final priority.
- Take pride in your competence.
Achieving success is why you’re here. Always strive for that excellence in the services you provide. We want our BCBAs (and LEARN) to be the best.
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Working well with caregivers, colleagues, and others can only make your job and the outcome better. Collaboration and family engagement are key to achieving success for our clients.
Testimonials
Mentoring is something I truly love doing, and something that has helped me grow in my various positions with AST and LEARN. Right now, I’m part of a team launching a mentorship program for employees taking part in LEARN’s Future Leaders Diversity Advancement Program Cohort—and I’m thrilled to be a core part of this initiative.
– Maia Jackson, M.S., BCBA
BCBA Jobs & Board Certified Behavior Analyst Careers
If you’re a board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) or are pursuing your certification through a master’s program, a BCBA job with LEARN Behavioral may be the right opportunity for you. We’re always seeking applied behavior analysis (ABA) professionals who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of children. Explore BCBA career opportunities today.
BCBA Jobs: FAQs
What does a board certified behavior analyst do?
At LEARN Behavioral, BCBAs play a crucial role in leading a team of behavior technicians and supporting children with autism and other developmental disabilities. As a BCBA, you will design and oversee therapeutic programs aimed at helping children develop essential skills and excel in life. You will mentor and support behavior technicians, work with funding sources, and attend regional meetings for ongoing training and supervision. You will also analyze data and behavior to make important decisions that help direct treatment.
In this role, you’ll have access to the leadership and support of our coast-to-coast ABA therapy network, which includes more than 500 BCBAs across 17 states. On average, our clinical leadership team has been with the organization for 10 years.
How do board certified behavior analysts support children with autism?
Our jobs for BCBAs are vital to our mission of supporting children with autism. BCBAs are always focused on success in every role they take. In addition to overseeing those with ABA jobs, they also work closely with parents and caregivers to ensure the best care possible by conducting regular training for family members.
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Working with family members is also a significant part of supporting children. At LEARN Behavioral, caregivers are core partners in their children’s treatment. In your behavioral technician job, you’ll act as a teammate for parents and help them learn the tools and training to continue your work between sessions.
What skills are essential for a successful BCBA?
To be successful in a BCBA career, we ask that you:
- Have a master’s degree or higher
- Are board certified or expect to sit for the BCBA exam within the next three months
- Have a minimum of 2 years of experience working with children with autism or other developmental disabilities
- Have exceptional professional, personal, and communication skills
- Are committed to our LEARN culture and values of partnership, integrity, curiosity, client-centered care, and excellence
What is LEARN’s commitment to BCBA career growth?
At LEARN Behavioral, We Believe In Fostering Continuous Professional Growth And Support For All Team Members. As a BCBA, You’ll Benefit From
- Growth: We’re invested in ongoing professional development, training opportunities, and community involvement for all those with positions at LEARN Behavioral, whether they are ABA practitioners, BCBAs, or have business careers with us.
- Opportunity: All of our BCBAs have access to growth opportunities in clinical leadership, relocation, and specializations.
- Support: We have a robust support team that works behind the scenes on scheduling, insurance, credentialing, compliance, and more to enable you to excel at your job.
What environments do behavior analysts support individuals work in?
Through your BCBA job, you may find yourself working in homes through early intervention or at LEARN Behavioral Learning Centers. We also offer BCBA jobs in schools with one-on-one classroom support, functional behavior assessments (FBAs), consulting services, and more.
How can I find BCBA job openings in my area?
Interested in finding BCBA jobs near you? Explore our job board. You can filter positions by job type, provider, or zip code. We have ABA providers throughout the United States, offering you opportunities in various states.
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