Child Communication and Behavior Specialists
Remote BCBA Supervisor & Clinical Consultant
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Provides remote clinical supervision for ABA services, overseeing telehealth and in-person sessions in clinics and homes. Maintains a caseload, supervises RBTs and student analysts, conducts caregiver training, facilitates social skills groups, and manages clinical documentation. Requires at least 30 clinical hours weekly, strong evidence-based practice, effective communication, independent time management, active BCBA certification, and two years of supervisory experience.
Remote BCBA Supervisor & Clinical Consultant — California
About CCBS
CCBS is a clinician-owned ABA agency. We exist to drive meaningful client outcomes by investing heavily in the people who deliver care. Our approach is modern, naturalistic, person-centered, and neurodiversity-affirming and our clinical standards are non-negotiable.
The Role
100% remote, with oversight of telehealth and in-person sessions in clinics and client homes. You will carry a real caseload, supervise RBTs and student analysts, run caregiver training, and facilitate social skills groups. Minimum 30 clinical hours per week; 90% utilization of recommended treatment hours is the expectation, not the ceiling.
You
- Active BCBA certification
- Minimum 2 years of supervisory experience
- Fluent in BST and caregiver-mediated treatment
- Adapt your supervision to the person in front of you
- Pursue current evidence-based practice independently
- Manage your time and documentation without being chased
- Communicate directly and professionally across families, staff, and leadership
- Passes background check
What We Offer
- $50–$55/hour for direct and indirect billable hours
- Bonus opportunities
- Medical, Dental, Vision
- 401k
- Electronics stipend
- $1500/year CEU stipend
- Structured 60-day onboarding
- A company built by clinicians; they know your job
- Genuine promotion-from-within culture; we look internally before we post
Who Thrives Here
We are direct about what we expect and what you'll get. If you're looking for a place to coast, this isn't it. If you want a remote role where your clinical judgment is respected, your growth is resourced, and the people around you take this work seriously, apply.
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