Senior BCBA

As a Senior BCBA at MeBe, your core responsibilities will include conducting initial assessments, overseeing treatment plans, and supervising mid-level supervisors in accordance with funding source guidelines. You will maintain a client caseload while ensuring high-quality clinical care and engagement in quality assurance activities, all the while mentoring and developing less experienced BCBAs.

To apply for the Senior BCBA role at MeBe, you must have a valid BCBA certification and a minimum of three years of post-certification experience working as a Clinical Supervisor or BCBA. Strong interpersonal and leadership skills are crucial, and candidates should demonstrate a commitment to mentorship and professional development.

At MeBe, we prioritize the growth of our Senior BCBAs through ongoing training and support, including monthly CEU trainings and tuition discounts through our university partnerships. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to guide and mentor less experienced BCBAs, fostering a collaborative environment that enhances your own professional journey.

Senior BCBAs at MeBe can expect a collaborative and supportive environment filled with caring professionals from various disciplines. You'll work in engaging settings that emphasize teamwork and creativity while providing evidence-based therapy to children with autism, making every day both challenging and fulfilling.

MeBe offers a competitive salary between $86,000-$96,000 per year, along with twenty-nine paid days off and comprehensive health insurance options. Additional perks include mental health support sessions, discounted pet insurance, a 401k program, and opportunities for position flexibility across various settings.

When responding, outline your specific methodologies, tools, and processes you use in functional behavior assessments. Discuss your experiences and how your assessments have led to successful intervention plans.

Focus on your strategies for providing constructive feedback and support. Mention any frameworks you follow to enhance their learning and development, and share examples of successful mentorships from your experience.

Detail the various quality assurance activities you engage in, such as treatment plan reviews and consultation with fellow staff members. Mention the importance of constant communication and adherence to protocol.

Explain your problem-solving process, which includes revisiting the original assessment data, gathering feedback from team members, and adapting the treatment plan based on the child's needs. Your flexibility and willingness to change ensure ongoing progress.

In your answer, provide examples of how you have effectively collaborated with other disciplines like OT and Speech. Highlight successful outcomes that resulted from teamwork and shared goals.

Discuss your commitment to professional development through continuous education, attending workshops, and being an active member of ABA organizations. Share how you integrate new knowledge into practice.

Reflect on traits like adaptability, empathy, and strong analytical skills. Provide reasons for your choice, linking how these qualities benefit both clients and peers in a behavioral therapy setting.

Describe your strategies for building rapport with parents, including clear documentation, regular updates, and open channels for questions and concerns. Emphasize the value of family involvement in the therapy process.

Choose a specific example and explain the challenges faced, your assessment process, the interventions implemented, and the outcomes. Highlight your critical thinking and analytical skills throughout the case management.

Share your insights about the importance of play in therapy, particularly for children with autism. Discuss how incorporating fun and engaging activities can enhance learning and participation in ABA interventions.