Job description:
Job Title: BCBA – Fully Remote
Company: Guidepost ABA
Location: Remote (Texas)
Job Type: Part-time to full-time
Schedule: Flexible
Job Description
Guidepost ABA is hiring a BCBA or BCaBA for a fully remote position. This role includes assessments, treatment planning, RBT supervision, and parent training. We’re looking for a clinician who is organized, ethical, and confident delivering high-quality ABA services through telehealth and remote supervision.
Responsibilities
- Complete behavioral assessments and reassessments
- Develop and update treatment plans and behavior intervention plans (BIPs)
- Provide remote supervision and clinical oversight of RBTs/BTs
- Conduct parent/caregiver training (English and Spanish)
- Review data and adjust programming based on progress
- Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation (notes, progress reports, plan updates)
- Collaborate with families and team members to ensure quality care and consistency
- Follow BACB ethics, payer requirements, and company policies
Requirements
- BCBA certification in good standing
- Active Texas LBA
- Experience supervising RBTs/BTs
- Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting
- Ability to pass background checks and meet credentialing requirements
Why Work With Us
- Neuro-affirming clinical model — treatment planning centers assent-based practices, client dignity, and socially significant outcomes rather than compliance-driven goals
- Ethical integrity, guaranteed — you will never be asked to implement procedures that conflict with your clinical judgment or the BACB Ethics Code, inflate billable hours, or compromise on medical necessity.
- Structured clinical support — manageable caseloads with realistic supervision ratios, direct access to clinical leadership, and administrative and credentialing functions handled centrally
- Schedule autonomy — caseload and session scheduling built collaboratively around your availability
- Low-bureaucracy environment — a small practice structure means rapid clinical decision-making and direct communication with leadership
- Opportunity to shape clinical infrastructure — early team members contribute to program standards, supervision models, and organizational culture
- In-home and school-based service delivery across Texas
Who's a Good Fit
- You prioritize therapeutic rapport — you understand pairing and relationship-building as foundational to effective intervention, not preliminary to it
- You practice family-centered care — you approach caregiver training and collaboration as core clinical competencies, communicating with empathy and cultural responsiveness
- You implement assent-based, trauma-informed intervention — you attend to client assent and assent withdrawal, individualize accordingly, and prioritize quality-of-life outcomes
- You supervise with intention — you provide RBTs with behavior-skills training, constructive performance feedback, and mentorship that builds clinical competence and retention
- You value interdisciplinary collaboration — you take feedback well, consult when appropriate, and coordinate effectively with schools, caregivers, and other providers
- You maintain rigorous clinical standards — you develop function-based programming, make data-based decisions, and adhere to the BACB Ethics Code; you hold high clinical standards — warmth doesn't mean loose; you write strong programs, track data carefully, and take ethics seriously
Preferred Qualifications
- Telehealth / remote ABA experience
- Experience with insurance-funded ABA documentation and authorizations
- Strong caregiver coaching and leadership skills
Benefits
- Flexible pay based on experience
- Flexible remote schedule
- Competitive pay
- Supportive team environment
- Opportunity for growth and leadership
How to Apply
Please include confirmation of:
- BCBA certification
- Texas LBA
Benefits:
Experience:
License/Certification:
- Texas BCBA License (Required)
Work Location: Remote