BCBA/BCaBA – In-Person Assessment Clinician (Virginia)
Bright Achievements, Lynchburg, VA, United States
Bright Achievements is a leading provider of in-home ABA services, committed to delivering high-quality and individualized support to clients across Virginia. We are seeking BCBAs or BCaBAs to conduct in-person assessments and provide ongoing client support throughout the state. This role is ideal for clinicians who enjoy hands-on clinical work, autonomy, and meaningful client interaction.
Primary Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive initial assessments and provide clinically sound recommendations for treatment dosage within a virtual, focused-care ABA therapy model.
Perform in-person observations in the client’s natural environment, including general behavioral observations, Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs), direct assessments, and caregiver interviews.
Develop high-quality initial treatment plans and review them collaboratively with families and the assigned BCBA to ensure clarity, alignment, and continuity of care.
Complete all clinical documentation in accordance with Bright Achievements policies and established professional standards, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and completeness.
Communicate directly with families to coordinate and schedule in-person initial assessments and required virtual follow-up appointments.
Support skill acquisition and behavior reduction plans by monitoring progress and adjusting programming as needed.
Deliver parent/caregiver training in alignment with authorization requirements.
Maintain organized, accurate electronic data and documentation using Rethink Behavioral Health.
Required Skills & Qualities
Must be willing to travel for in-person assessments across Virginia
Must have reliable transportation
Strong ability to build positive, supportive relationships with clients and families.
Commitment to culturally responsive ABA practices.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing multiple assessment assignments
Maintains up to one direct client caseload
Qualifications
Active BCBA or BCaBA certification in the United States.
Master’s degree (BCBA) or Bachelor’s degree (BCaBA).
Experience conducting initial and re-assessments within the state of Virginia
1+ years of ABA experience preferred.
8-Hour Supervision Certificate preferred but not required.
Job Type
Part-time, In-person assessments across Virginia with future full time capability
Benefits
Flexible scheduling
Free CEU events
BCBA & RBT referral bonus program
Healthcare stipend (Full-Time Only)
Flexible PTO & floating holidays (Full-Time Only)
Employee discount program
BCBA quarterly bonus program (Full-Time — can significantly increase base salary)
Position Highlights
Clinician-Owned & Operated
Fieldwork Trainee Mentorship Program
Internal growth and advancement opportunities
Supportive, collaborative culture
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Primary Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive initial assessments and provide clinically sound recommendations for treatment dosage within a virtual, focused-care ABA therapy model.
Perform in-person observations in the client’s natural environment, including general behavioral observations, Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs), direct assessments, and caregiver interviews.
Develop high-quality initial treatment plans and review them collaboratively with families and the assigned BCBA to ensure clarity, alignment, and continuity of care.
Complete all clinical documentation in accordance with Bright Achievements policies and established professional standards, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and completeness.
Communicate directly with families to coordinate and schedule in-person initial assessments and required virtual follow-up appointments.
Support skill acquisition and behavior reduction plans by monitoring progress and adjusting programming as needed.
Deliver parent/caregiver training in alignment with authorization requirements.
Maintain organized, accurate electronic data and documentation using Rethink Behavioral Health.
Required Skills & Qualities
Must be willing to travel for in-person assessments across Virginia
Must have reliable transportation
Strong ability to build positive, supportive relationships with clients and families.
Commitment to culturally responsive ABA practices.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing multiple assessment assignments
Maintains up to one direct client caseload
Qualifications
Active BCBA or BCaBA certification in the United States.
Master’s degree (BCBA) or Bachelor’s degree (BCaBA).
Experience conducting initial and re-assessments within the state of Virginia
1+ years of ABA experience preferred.
8-Hour Supervision Certificate preferred but not required.
Job Type
Part-time, In-person assessments across Virginia with future full time capability
Benefits
Flexible scheduling
Free CEU events
BCBA & RBT referral bonus program
Healthcare stipend (Full-Time Only)
Flexible PTO & floating holidays (Full-Time Only)
Employee discount program
BCBA quarterly bonus program (Full-Time — can significantly increase base salary)
Position Highlights
Clinician-Owned & Operated
Fieldwork Trainee Mentorship Program
Internal growth and advancement opportunities
Supportive, collaborative culture
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