BCBA-Program Supervisor

Inclusive Education and Community Partnership • Part-time • Sylmar, California, United States • $42 - $50 / hour • 5m ago

We are seeking a BCBA qualified applicant for Program Supervisor position that can help expand our ABA home program. This is an exciting opportunity to work with a dedicated team, support families, and play a key role in building a high-quality program that serves children with autism and developmental disabilities.

Location: San Fernando Valley (Sylmar, Encino and Surrounding Areas)

Responsibilities:

Supervise & Train – Guide and support Behavior Therapists to ensure high-quality ABA services.
Conduct Observations & Provide Feedback – Regularly observe sessions, coach therapists, and collaborate with families to maximize treatment outcomes.
Collaborate with Families – Set goals, track progress, and address challenges to enhance each child’s success.
Monitor & Analyze Data – Use data-driven decision-making to adjust treatment plans and improve intervention effectiveness.
Maintain Documentation – Ensure clear and accurate session notes, progress reports, and treatment plan updates.

Ideal Candidates:

Communication – Strong communication skills to connect with diverse families.
Passion for Helping Children & Families – A commitment to making a difference in home and community settings.
Education & Experience – BCBA with Master’s degree in Child Development, Psychology, or ABA with at least 2 years of experience in ABA therapy.
Leadership Skills – Ability to supervise, train, and support Behavior Therapists independently.
Expertise in ABA Principles – Strong understanding of behavior intervention, data collection, and social skill development.
Interpersonal & Communication Skills – Ability to build trust and collaborate with families and team members.
Proficient in Analyzing Data – Able to interpret results and make data-driven and child first decisions.
Reliable Transportation – Travel to client homes within the designated areas.

Why join IECP?

This position offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities while advancing your career in a dynamic social services environment.

Flexible Hours – Start with 20-50 hours per month, with opportunities to increase as the program grows.
Opportunities for Growth – Help shape and expand the program while advancing your career.
Supportive Work Environment – Work with a passionate and dedicated team that values collaboration and innovation.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $42.00 - $50.00 per hour

Expected hours: 10–13 per week

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