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Job description
Active Indiana LBA licensure required
$100,000/year starting salary
Northwest Indiana (Hammond, IN Tele + Home Base)
Active Indiana LBA licensure required
Must reside in or be able to reliably commute to Northwest Indiana for scheduled in-person community/in-home visits
Not open to candidates outside Indiana licensure
Setting:
Telehealth-primary clinical model with scheduled in-person, community-based visits
Schedule:
Full-Time
Starting Salary:
$100,000/year + performance-based bonuses
Achievers ABA Therapy is seeking a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to support children and families across Northwest Indiana through a hybrid service delivery model. The majority of clinical work — supervision, parent training, caregiver coaching, documentation, and treatment planning — is conducted via telehealth, complemented by scheduled in-person visits in the Hammond, IN community and surrounding areas.
This role is well-suited to a BCBA who wants the flexibility of a primarily virtual caseload while still maintaining real, hands-on relationships with the families and RBTs they support in Northwest Indiana.
About This Role
We're looking for a clinician who is committed to delivering high-quality, individualized ABA care while building trust-based relationships with families and caregivers — whether that connection happens over a video visit or in someone's living room. Our team prioritizes clinical integrity, collaboration, and meaningful outcomes — not paperwork for paperwork's sake.
What You’ll Do
Conduct functional assessments and develop individualized treatment plans
Supervise and mentor RBTs delivering direct therapy in home/community settings, via a mix of telehealth check-ins and in-person visits
Provide parent training and caregiver coaching (primarily telehealth)
Monitor client progress, adjust programming, and maintain accurate documentation
Collaborate with families, schools, and interdisciplinary team members
Travel into the Northwest Indiana community for scheduled in-person sessions and site visits as needed
Ensure clinical quality and adherence to ABA best practices across a hybrid service delivery model
What We’re Looking For
Current BCBA certification in good standing (required)
Active Indiana LBA licensure (required — or immediate eligibility)
Based in or able to reliably travel to Northwest Indiana for in-person visits (required)
Bachelor’s degree in ABA, psychology, or related field
Experience with pediatric ABA preferred
Reliable transportation and valid driver's license (required for scheduled in-person/community visits)
Comfortable working within a telehealth-based supervision and service model
Strong communication and relationship-building skills, in person and virtually
Commitment to high-quality, ethical clinical care
Not accepting applications from students or candidates currently pursuing BCBA certification
Why Achievers ABA
$100,000/year starting salary
Performance-based bonus + referral bonus program
Generous maternity/paternity leave
Flexible, hybrid scheduling
Manageable, clinician-friendly caseloads
Clinical autonomy with supportive leadership
Collaborative, accountable team environment
Our Values
We are a values-driven organization. Our team is built around being:
Committed
Humbly Confident
Genuine & Authentic
Bilingual Candidates
Spanish-speaking BCBAs are strongly encouraged to apply. We serve a diverse community, and bilingual skills are highly valued. ¡Se habla español! Valoramos a los BCBAs bilingües que quieren formar relaciones auténticas con las familias que atendemos.
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Worksite address
indiana, PA, 15705, US
Who can apply
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