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Remote Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Job summary
Work model
Job Overview
Job Type: Full-time, Part-time
Location: Remote (Fremont, CA and surrounding areas)
Join the team at CLASS (Center for Learning and Autism Support Services, Inc.), where we've been changing lives for 20 years with heart, honesty, and evidence-based care for kids with autism. This is your chance to join a BCBA-owned, privately run ABA company where clients come first, and your passion fuels real, meaningful change.
We keep it real: no empty promises—just great pay, real support, and a team that truly cares.
Compensation and Benefits
- Pay: $50–$67/hr
- Flexibility: Flexible scheduling with the ability to work from home for non-direct hours.
- Work-Life Balance: No case overload.
- Support: Leadership that listens, cares, and understands the work.
- Stability: 20 years of trusted ABA excellence.
- Bonus Perks:
- Reimbursement for Live Scan within 30 days.
- 3 hours paid admin time (rate 2) for onboarding docs.
- Monthly clinical team meetings to connect and grow.
Responsibilities
- Supervise clients and staff weekly, ensuring top-notch ABA services.
- Mentor RBTs & Case Managers, helping them grow in the field.
- Oversee assessments, goal setting, and clinical meetings.
- Work with a variety of clients (ages, diagnoses, and funding sources).
- Ensure high-quality documentation, communication, and care.
Requirements
- Active BCBA certification.
- Master's in ABA, Psychology, Education, or related field.
- 2 years' experience supervising clinical staff.
- Strong ABA skills (DTT, Verbal Behavior, Natural Environment Teaching).
- Reliable car, CA driver's license, and insurance.
- CPR cert, immunization records, and background check upon hire.
About CLASS
Headquartered in San Mateo, CA, CLASS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Ready to make a real impact? Apply now and help us make a difference in the lives of kids and families dealing with developmental disabilities.