Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA)

As a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) at Mosaic, your primary responsibilities include working directly with children with autism to develop and implement personalized behavior intervention plans under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). You'll conduct assessments, monitor progress, and provide feedback to families to ensure the best outcomes for each child. Building strong relationships with clients and their families is vital to support their developmental needs.

To become a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) at Mosaic in Roanoke, VA, you must hold certification from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). Additionally, having experience in ABA therapy and a passion for working with children with autism will set you apart. We look for individuals who show commitment to our mission and values and who are eager to make a positive impact in the lives of children.

Mosaic offers an extensive range of benefits for BCaBAs, including competitive salaries ranging from $58,000 to $65,000, generous paid time off of 28 days in the first year, and industry-leading continuing education opportunities worth $1,000 annually. Other benefits include medical, dental, and vision plans, telehealth options, a 401K plan with company matching, and additional perks such as access to company-sponsored discounts on travel and entertainment.

At Mosaic, we prioritize the professional development of our BCaBAs by offering customized career progression plans. These plans allow you to hone your leadership and clinical skills, with opportunities to advance into roles such as Clinical Supervisor. We provide regular internal CEUs as well as stipends for external training to ensure that you are well-equipped for your career in ABA therapy.

Employee satisfaction at Mosaic is among the highest in the nation due to our commitment to nurturing a positive workplace culture, individualized care for clients without the stress of billable hours, and a strong support system. We understand the importance of a work-life balance with no requirement for nights or weekends, as well as a collaborative environment that values each clinician's contributions. Our generous benefits package further enhances overall job satisfaction.

In your response, highlight specific examples that showcase your experience, such as the types of therapy you have conducted, any individual success stories, and how your involvement has positively impacted children and their families. Be sure to express your passion for working in the field.

Discuss behavior functions such as attention, escape, access to tangibles, and sensory needs. Explain how understanding these functions helps you tailor your interventions to effectively address specific behaviors in children.

Provide examples of strategies you have successfully employed to manage challenging behaviors. This could include positive reinforcement techniques, functional communication training, or modifications to the environment. Show how your approach emphasizes compassion and understanding.

Discuss the importance of communication with families, including how you share progress and involve them in the therapy process. Share any experiences where you helped families understand behavioral strategies, or how you built rapport with them.

Mention the importance of continuous learning and highlight how you participate in workshops, attend conferences, or follow reputable journals in the field. If possible, share recent topics or studies that have particularly interested you.

Provide examples of how you have worked together with a BCBA to implement behavior intervention plans, collect data, or adjust strategies based on progress. Emphasize teamwork and your respect for their expertise.

Explain the importance of data in ABA therapy, describe your methods for data collection, and how you analyze the data to adjust interventions accordingly. This shows your analytical skills and commitment to best practices.

Discuss your understanding of the ethical guidelines set forth by the BACB and how you apply them in your daily practice, including maintaining confidentiality, obtaining informed consent, and promoting the welfare of your clients.

Share your personal insights and experiences that have brought you joy in your role as a BCaBA. This might include witnessing progress in children, forming lasting relationships with families, or being part of a supportive team.

Express your aspirations, whether it’s to become a BCBA, take on a leadership role, or engage in research within the field. Highlight your commitment to growth and contributing positively to the ABA community.