Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) - Early Intervention & Pediatric ServicesFull-Time | Home & Community-Based | $38.00-$45.00 per hour | San Fernando, CASupport meaningful, family-centered occupational therapy services that help children build independence in daily living skills, fine motor development, sensory processing, and social participation while working under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist in accordance with California state guidelines. Collaborate with caregivers and interdisciplinary teams to create functional, real-life outcomes in natural environments.This role is designed for pediatric OTAs who are passionate about hands-on therapy, collaboration, and making a meaningful impact in home and community-based settings.Why OTAs Choose CAS* Meaningful, relationship-based pediatric work in natural environments* Collaborative interdisciplinary team model* Structured supervision aligned with California OTA requirements* Manageable caseloads designed for quality care* Opportunities for skill development and career growth* Mission-driven organization focused on long-term impactKeep reading to see how this role supports both clinical growth and career stability.Our ApproachAt Community Autism Services, we believe occupational therapy is most effective when delivered in a child's natural environment with active caregiver involvement.As an OTA, you will implement individualized, evidence-based treatment plans developed by a supervising, California-licensed Occupational Therapist. Therapy focuses on functional outcomes within daily routines-helping children improve fine motor skills, sensory regulation, self-care (ADLs), play skills, and overall independence while empowering caregivers to carry over strategies outside of sessions.All services are delivered in accordance with California supervision and scope of practice regulations.The CAS ExperienceWhat Working as an Occupational Therapy Assistant Looks LikeTotal CompensationWe recognize the important role OTAs play in delivering high-quality care.* Hourly range: $38.00-$45.00 per hour (based on experience, location, and market)* Company recognition awards, including monetary awards, gifts, and professional development support* Continuing education and state-required training opportunities* Medical, dental, and vision insurance options* 401(k) options and additional voluntary benefits* No non-compete clauses - we believe in ethical, clinician-first employment* Paid drive time and mileage - between job sitesYour Clinical Impact* Provide direct occupational therapy services under the supervision of a California-licensed Occupational Therapist* Implement treatment plans in alignment with supervising OT direction and state regulations* Support interventions targeting fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care (ADLs), and play skills* Collect and record accurate session data to support treatment decisions* Assist with documentation in compliance with California and payer requirements* Reinforce caregiver training and home programs as directed by supervising OTInterdisciplinary Collaboration* Work under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist while partnering with Speech Therapists, Physical Therapists, Behavior Analysts, and other providers* Support coordinated, family-centered treatment plans* Communicate consistently with caregivers and clinical teamsWork-Life Balance You Can Count OnThis role is designed for flexibility and sustainability.* Full-time, home and community-based schedule* Travel between in-home sessions and/or center-based services* Supervision structure that meets California OTA requirements* Caseload guidance to ensure quality service deliveryLeadership & Support* Direct supervision from a California-licensed Occupational Therapist (in accordance with state guidelines)* Ongoing training and competency development* Regular team meetings and case collaboration* Clear expectations and structured clinical supportHow Success Is MeasuredSuccess in this role is defined by:* Consistent, high-quality implementation of OT-directed therapy plans* Accurate and timely data collection and documentation* Compliance with California OTA supervision and practice standards* Strong caregiver engagement and carryover support* Effective collaboration with supervising OTs and team members* Positive functional and developmental progress in childrenRole-Based Competencies* Work Ethic: Demonstrates professionalism, reliability, and accountability* Organization & Planning: Manages schedule, materials, and documentation effectively* Proactivity: Seeks supervision and communicates clinical needs appropriately* Attention to Detail: Ensures accurate data tracking and compliance* Efficiency: Balances responsibilities while maintaining quality care* Clinical Support Skills: Effectively implements OT-directed interventionsQualifications* Associate's degree from an accredited Occupational Therapy Assistant program* Active California OTA license required* Completion of OTA-required fieldwork per California regulations* Minimum of 6 months' pediatric experience preferred* Strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills* Commitment to ethical, family-centered careNot Ready to Make the Jump-but Know Someone Who Is?We offer $500 external referral bonuses for OT referrals and $250 for OTA referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid.About CASTogether, Community Autism Services and Stepping Stones are transforming the lives of children and families through high-quality therapeutic and behavioral services. Our nationwide network combines clinical excellence, compassionate leadership, and meaningful career pathways for clinicians who want to make a lasting difference.We believe the best outcomes start with well-supported clinicians-and we invest in our teams so they can thrive, grow, and lead with purpose.
Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) - Early Intervention & Pediatric ServicesFull-Time | Home & Community-Based | $38.00-$45.00 per hour | Santa Clarita, CASupport meaningful, family-centered occupational therapy services that help children build independence in daily living skills, fine motor development, sensory processing, and social participation while working under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist in accordance with California state guidelines. Collaborate with caregivers and interdisciplinary teams to create functional, real-life outcomes in natural environments.This role is designed for pediatric OTAs who are passionate about hands-on therapy, collaboration, and making a meaningful impact in home and community-based settings.Why OTAs Choose CAS* Meaningful, relationship-based pediatric work in natural environments* Collaborative interdisciplinary team model* Structured supervision aligned with California OTA requirements* Manageable caseloads designed for quality care* Opportunities for skill development and career growth* Mission-driven organization focused on long-term impactKeep reading to see how this role supports both clinical growth and career stability.Our ApproachAt Community Autism Services, we believe occupational therapy is most effective when delivered in a child's natural environment with active caregiver involvement.As an OTA, you will implement individualized, evidence-based treatment plans developed by a supervising, California-licensed Occupational Therapist. Therapy focuses on functional outcomes within daily routines-helping children improve fine motor skills, sensory regulation, self-care (ADLs), play skills, and overall independence while empowering caregivers to carry over strategies outside of sessions.All services are delivered in accordance with California supervision and scope of practice regulations.The CAS ExperienceWhat Working as an Occupational Therapy Assistant Looks LikeTotal CompensationWe recognize the important role OTAs play in delivering high-quality care.* Hourly range: $38.00-$45.00 per hour (based on experience, location, and market)* Company recognition awards, including monetary awards, gifts, and professional development support* Continuing education and state-required training opportunities* Medical, dental, and vision insurance options* 401(k) options and additional voluntary benefits* No non-compete clauses - we believe in ethical, clinician-first employment* Paid drive time and mileage - between job sitesYour Clinical Impact* Provide direct occupational therapy services under the supervision of a California-licensed Occupational Therapist* Implement treatment plans in alignment with supervising OT direction and state regulations* Support interventions targeting fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care (ADLs), and play skills* Collect and record accurate session data to support treatment decisions* Assist with documentation in compliance with California and payer requirements* Reinforce caregiver training and home programs as directed by supervising OTInterdisciplinary Collaboration* Work under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist while partnering with Speech Therapists, Physical Therapists, Behavior Analysts, and other providers* Support coordinated, family-centered treatment plans* Communicate consistently with caregivers and clinical teamsWork-Life Balance You Can Count OnThis role is designed for flexibility and sustainability.* Full-time, home and community-based schedule* Travel between in-home sessions and/or center-based services* Supervision structure that meets California OTA requirements* Caseload guidance to ensure quality service deliveryLeadership & Support* Direct supervision from a California-licensed Occupational Therapist (in accordance with state guidelines)* Ongoing training and competency development* Regular team meetings and case collaboration* Clear expectations and structured clinical supportHow Success Is MeasuredSuccess in this role is defined by:* Consistent, high-quality implementation of OT-directed therapy plans* Accurate and timely data collection and documentation* Compliance with California OTA supervision and practice standards* Strong caregiver engagement and carryover support* Effective collaboration with supervising OTs and team members* Positive functional and developmental progress in childrenRole-Based Competencies* Work Ethic: Demonstrates professionalism, reliability, and accountability* Organization & Planning: Manages schedule, materials, and documentation effectively* Proactivity: Seeks supervision and communicates clinical needs appropriately* Attention to Detail: Ensures accurate data tracking and compliance* Efficiency: Balances responsibilities while maintaining quality care* Clinical Support Skills: Effectively implements OT-directed interventionsQualifications* Associate's degree from an accredited Occupational Therapy Assistant program* Active California OTA license required* Completion of OTA-required fieldwork per California regulations* Minimum of 6 months' pediatric experience preferred* Strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills* Commitment to ethical, family-centered careNot Ready to Make the Jump-but Know Someone Who Is?We offer $500 external referral bonuses for OT referrals and $250 for OTA referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid.About CASTogether, Community Autism Services and Stepping Stones are transforming the lives of children and families through high-quality therapeutic and behavioral services. Our nationwide network combines clinical excellence, compassionate leadership, and meaningful career pathways for clinicians who want to make a lasting difference.We believe the best outcomes start with well-supported clinicians-and we invest in our teams so they can thrive, grow, and lead with purpose.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - School & Community-BasedFull-Time | Monday-Friday | Philadelphia, PA | $90,000-$100,000Community Autism Services, now partnered with Bluebird ABA, is seeking a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to deliver high-quality, student-centered ABA services across school, home, and community settings.Deliver meaningful behavioral support where it matters most- while building a sustainable, flexible career grounded in collaboration, clinical quality, and growth.____________________________________________________________________________________ Why BCBAs Choose CASSchool-based schedules with flexibility and autonomyManageable caseloads that prioritize quality over volume Strong clinical support and responsive leadership Opportunities to collaborate closely with schools, families, and technicians A culture rooted in ethical, relationship-based, and assent-centered care____________________________________________________________________________________ Our Approach at CAS At Community Autism Services, now partnered with Bluebird ABA, we believe behavioral intervention is most effective when delivered in the environments where children live and learn. Our school- and community-based BCBAs work collaboratively with educators, caregivers, and support teams to create meaningful, sustainable outcomes for children. We invest in our clinicians through supportive leadership, shared clinical resources, and opportunities to grow professionally-without sacrificing balance or autonomy.____________________________________________________________________________________ The CAS Experience Total Compensation We believe in transparency and well-rounded compensation that reflects the scope of your work. Competitive salaried compensation based on experience and caseload Manageable caseload expectations aligned with school and community services Performance-based incentives and recognition opportunities Employer-paid professional liability insurance Free CEU trainings and ongoing professional development Medical, dental, and vision insurance options Retirement plan and additional voluntary benefits____________________________________________________________________________________ Work-Life Balance You Can Count On This role is intentionally designed for sustainability. Full-time, weekday schedule Primarily school-based caseloads with community and home collaboration Daytime hours aligned with school schedules Flexibility for consultation, documentation, and caregiver training Supportive leadership that respects boundaries____________________________________________________________________________________ Clinical Support That Actually Shows Up You'll never practice in isolation. Access to experienced clinical leaders and responsive supervisors Relationship-based, person-centered treatment philosophy Collaboration with multidisciplinary school and community teams Shared clinical tools, assessment templates, and evidence-based resources Ongoing consultation and mentorship as needed____________________________________________________________________________________ Your Growth Path at CAS Your career here is designed to evolve. Opportunities for career advancement and leadership development Access to free CEUs, supervision, and skill-building opportunities Ability to deepen expertise in school-based and community-based ABA Supportive pathways for clinicians who want to mentor or train others____________________________________________________________________________________ Role Overview As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you will serve as a clinical leader supporting children and adolescents across school, home, and community settings. You will design and oversee individualized ABA programming, collaborate with educators and caregivers, and support technicians to ensure high-quality, ethical service delivery. This role is ideal for BCBAs who value collaboration, flexibility, and meaningful impact within real-world environments.What You'll Do Develop and oversee individualized treatment plans and behavioral programming Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and skill-based assessments (e.g., VB-MAPP, ABLLS, AFLS, Vineland) Collect, analyze, and apply behavioral data to guide clinical decision-making Train, supervise, and support Behavior Technicians and instructional staff Collaborate with teachers, school administrators, caregivers, and interdisciplinary providers Provide caregiver training and consultation to support generalization of skills Monitor treatment fidelity and adjust programs based on data and observation Maintain timely, accurate clinical documentation Implement proactive behavior support and crisis prevention strategies Provide in-the-moment guidance and clinical problem-solving as neededHow Success Is Measured Success in this role is defined by: High-quality, ethical, and effective behavioral programming Strong collaboration with schools, families, and clinical teams Consistent data-driven clinical decision-making Positive, sustainable outcomes for children Professionalism, reliability, and follow-through____________________________________________________________________________________ Qualifications Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis or a related field Current BCBA certification in good standing Active Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS) credential (or eligibility, as applicable) Minimum of 1-2 years of experience implementing behavior analytic interventions Experience conducting FBAs, developing treatment plans, and supervising staff School-based or community-based experience preferred Strong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills Passion for working with children and supporting their growth in natural environments ____________________________________________________________________________________ Why CAS Is Different We intentionally design BCBA roles that: Balance autonomy with meaningful clinical support Prioritize quality, collaboration, and ethical practice Support clinician growth without burnout Value relationships with schools, families, and communities____________________________________________________________________________________ Not Ready to Make the Jump - but Know Someone Who Is? We offer $1,000 external referral bonuses for BCBA referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid.CAS Referral Program Sometimes the right opportunity helps someone else take the leap.____________________________________________________________________________________ About Community Autism Services & Bluebird ABA Community Autism Services, now partnered with Bluebird ABA, delivers high-quality behavioral health services to children and families while building sustainable, meaningful careers for clinicians. Together, we combine the strength of a nationwide organization with the heart and community focus of a local provider-offering stability, support, and a shared commitment to thoughtful, ethical care.
Senior Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - Hybrid (School, Home & Community)Full-Time | $95,000-$115,000 annually | Philadelphia, PALead advanced clinical practice across school, home, and community environments while mentoring clinicians, shaping treatment quality, and driving meaningful outcomes for children and families.Why Senior BCBAs Choose CASSenior-level clinical influence without stepping away from direct workA thoughtfully designed hybrid model across school, home, and community settingsLower monthly billable expectations that prioritize leadership and qualityStrong clinical infrastructure and decision-making authorityFreedom to grow your career without restrictive non-compete clausesKeep reading to see how this senior hybrid role is built for impact and sustainability.Our Approach at CASAt Community Autism Services (CAS), now partnered with Bluebird ABA, we believe senior clinicians do their best work when they are trusted to lead, mentor, and influence clinical practice while remaining connected to the environments where clients learn and grow most naturally.Our hybrid model integrates school-based collaboration, home-based family partnership, and community-based generalization, supported by strong leadership systems and clinical resources.Our approach is grounded in assent-based, child-centered care and a belief that experienced BCBAs are culture carriers, mentors, and clinical decision-makers. This role is designed for clinicians ready to lead across settings without sacrificing balance or support.The CAS ExperienceTotal CompensationWe recognize the scope and impact of senior clinical leadership.Salary range: $95,000-$115,000 annually (based on experience and market)Lower monthly billable expectations aligned to senior-level responsibilitiesPerformance-based bonuses and leadership incentivesCompany recognition awards, including: Monetary awardsThoughtful gifts and swagEmployer-paid professional courses and advanced CEUsContinuing education support, including paid CEUs and leadership developmentStudent Loan Repayment Assistance to support long-term career sustainabilityMedical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance401(k) and additional voluntary benefitsMileage reimbursement for community and home-based servicesNo non-compete clauses - we believe in ethical, clinician-first employmentWork-Life Balance You Can Count OnThis senior hybrid role is designed for sustainability, not overload.Intentional caseload balance across settings: School-based consultation and collaborationHome-based supervision and caregiver coachingCommunity-based skill generalization and supportLimited remote flexibility for documentation and planningSchedule autonomy with leadership accountabilityProtected administrative and mentorship time built into expectationsLocal travel only within assigned service regionsAdvanced Clinical Leadership & SupportYou'll practice at the top of your license with meaningful support.Direct partnership with Clinical Managers, school teams, and Regional Clinical LeadersAssent-based, child-centered treatment philosophyQuarterly Clinical Grand Rounds focused on advanced case conceptualization and specialized topicsPFA/SBT and PRT training and consultation opportunitiesOngoing collaboration with internal and external subject-matter expertsSystems, tools, and dashboards that reduce administrative burdenShared clinical resource library with templates, tools, and evidence-based materialsYour Growth Path at CASThis role sits at the intersection of advanced practice and leadership.Mentorship and development of BCBAs, ACSs, and Behavior TechniciansInfluence over clinical standards across school, home, and community settingsOpportunities to lead trainings, school consultations, and internal initiativesPathways into Senior Clinical, School Partnership Leadership, or Regional Leadership rolesAbility to expand across service settings for: Clinical varietySkill expansionAdditional compensationRole OverviewAs a Senior Hybrid BCBA, you'll serve as an advanced clinical leader supporting children and families across school, home, and community environments. You will provide high-level clinical oversight, mentor developing clinicians, and ensure consistency and quality across service settings.This role is ideal for experienced BCBAs who enjoy variety, systems-level thinking, and mentorship-while remaining hands-on and clinically engaged.What You'll DoLead complex Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) across school, home, and community settingsDevelop comprehensive, contextually relevant Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs)Provide clinical oversight across educational, home-based, and community-based programsSupervise, mentor, and support BCBAs, ACSs, RBTs, and Behavior TechniciansCollaborate with school teams (teachers, special educators, related service providers)Coach clinicians on data analysis, treatment fidelity, and ethical decision-makingPartner with families to support caregiver training and skill generalizationSupport community-based programming (e.g., social skills, adaptive functioning, public access)Monitor outcomes and guide program adjustments to ensure meaningful progress across environmentsParticipate in IEP-related collaboration, case reviews, and multidisciplinary team meetingsSupport supervision and mentorship for clinicians accruing BCBA hoursHow Success Is MeasuredSuccess in this role is defined by:High-quality, ethical, and consistent clinical care across all environmentsStrong collaboration with school teams, families, and interdisciplinary providersEffective mentorship and development of clinical staffData-driven decision-making and generalization of skills across settingsProfessional leadership, reliability, and follow-throughQualificationsMaster's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special Education, or a related fieldCurrent BCBA certification in good standingActive state licensure (e.g., LABA), where applicableMinimum of 4+ years of ABA experience, including school-based consultation and supervisionExperience across school, home, and/or community-based service deliveryStrong clinical judgment, coaching, and leadership skillsExperience collaborating within educational systems (IEPs, multidisciplinary teams) preferredExcellent communication and collaboration abilitiesValid driver's license and ability to travel locallyWhy CAS Is DifferentWe intentionally design senior hybrid roles that:Elevate experienced clinicians without forcing them into full administrationIntegrate school, home, and community services for meaningful, real-world outcomesBalance flexibility with structure and accountabilityInvest in mentorship, training, and ethical practiceSupport long-term, sustainable clinical careersNot Ready to Make the Jump-but Know Someone Who Is?We offer $1,000 external referral bonuses for BCBA referrals and $250 for BT referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid.CAS Referral ProgramSometimes the right opportunity helps someone else take the leap.About CASCommunity Autism Services is committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to children and families while creating meaningful, sustainable careers for our team members. We believe exceptional outcomes start with well-supported clinicians-through strong leadership, thoughtful systems, and a culture rooted in collaboration and growth.As part of a nationwide organization, CAS combines the stability of scale with the heart of a community-based provider. Whether you work in schools, homes, or communities, you'll find opportunities to grow, lead, and make a lasting impact.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - School Services Full-Time | School-Based Caseload | $83,000-$103,000 annually | North Shore, MA Deliver high-quality, student-centered ABA services in educational settings-while building a sustainable, flexible career with room to grow. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Why BCBAs Choose CAS School-based schedules with flexibility and autonomy Lower monthly billable expectations that prioritize quality and collaboration Strong clinical support and mentorship-never siloed work Optional ability to pick up home-based cases for added income and skill expansion Freedom to grow your career without restrictive non-compete clauses Keep reading to see how this role is intentionally built to support both impact and balance. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Our Approach at CAS At Community Autism Services (CAS), we believe school-based ABA is most effective when clinicians are empowered to collaborate deeply with educators, families, and students. Our approach is grounded in assent-based, student-centered care and evidence-based practices that support meaningful progress in real-world learning environments. We invest in our clinicians through strong leadership, structured mentorship, and opportunities to expand skills across settings. Whether you plan to grow into senior leadership or deepen your clinical expertise, CAS is built to support your path. ____________________________________________________________________________________ The CAS Experience What working as a school-based BCBA at CAS looks like Total Compensation We believe in transparency and competitive, well-rounded compensation. Salary range: $83,000-$103,000 annually (based on experience and market) Lower monthly billable expectations aligned to school-based service delivery Performance-based bonus and incentive opportunities Company recognition awards, including: Monetary awards Thoughtful gifts and swag Employer-paid professional courses and continuing educationContinuing education support, including paid CEUs and professional development Student Loan Repayment Assistance to support long-term career sustainability Medical, dental, and vision insurance options Retirement plan and additional voluntary benefits No non-compete clauses - we believe in ethical, clinician-first employment Work-Life Balance You Can Count On This role is designed for sustainability within educational environments. Full-time, school-based caseload aligned to district schedules Flexibility across onsite and virtual collaboration Schedule autonomy with clear expectations and support Optional ability to pick up home-based cases for: Additional compensation Clinical variety Skill expansionClinical Support That Actually Shows Up You'll practice with structure, mentorship, and ethical alignment. Access to experienced clinical leaders and mentors Assent-based, student-centered treatment philosophy Quarterly Clinical Grand Rounds featuring advanced, school-relevant clinical topics PFA/SBT and PRT training opportunities, supported by ongoing consultation Collaboration with multidisciplinary school teams and CAS clinicians Systems and tools that reduce administrative burden Shared clinical resource library with templates, tools, and evidence-based materials to support consistent, high-quality care Your Growth Path at CAS Your career here is designed to evolve. Mentorship and supervision from senior clinicians Opportunities to support aspiring BCBAs through supervision and guidance (in applicable regions) Exposure to leadership pathways within school services or broader clinical roles Professional development and networking opportunities ____________________________________________________________________________________ Role Overview As a School-Based BCBA at CAS, you'll serve as a key clinical partner to students, educators, and school teams. You'll design and oversee behavioral programming, support IEP teams, and collaborate closely with instructional staff to promote meaningful, sustainable outcomes for students. This role is ideal for BCBAs who enjoy collaborative environments, value flexibility, and want to make a direct impact within educational systems. What You'll Do Conduct comprehensive Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and develop individualized Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) Utilize a range of assessments (e.g., VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R, AFLS, SSIS) to identify strengths and learning needs Collect, analyze, and apply behavioral data to guide decision-making and monitor progress Ensure fidelity of implementation through ongoing data review and program adjustments Coach and model evidence-based behavioral strategies for teachers, instructional assistants, and support staff Provide supervision and support to ABA Instructors, RBTs, and Behavior Technicians in school settings Collaborate with special education teams, administrators, and families to support generalization and long-term success Serve as a consultant to IEP teams, contributing to student-centered behavioral programming Deliver professional development sessions, workshops, and classroom-based trainings Maintain timely, accurate documentation aligned with district and regulatory standards Implement proactive behavior support and crisis prevention strategies Provide in-the-moment guidance and debriefing during behavioral escalation How Success Is Measured Success in this role is defined by: High-quality, ethical, and effective behavioral programming Strong collaboration with school teams and families Consistent data-driven decision-making Positive student outcomes and sustainable supports Professionalism, reliability, and follow-through ____________________________________________________________________________________ Qualifications Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special Education, or a related field Current BCBA certification in good standing Minimum of 2+ years of experience providing ABA services in school-based or educational settings Experience conducting FBAs, writing BIPs, and supervising clinical staff Strong collaboration and communication skills with school personnel and families Commitment to ethical, compassionate, student-centered care Why CAS Is Different We intentionally design school-based roles that: Balance autonomy with meaningful clinical support Prioritize collaboration over isolation Invest in clinician growth across settings Support sustainable, long-term careers in ABA ____________________________________________________________________________________ Not Ready to Make the Jump - but Know Someone Who Is? We offer $1,000 external referral bonuses for BCBA referrals and $250 for BT referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid. CAS Referral Program Sometimes the right opportunity helps someone else take the leap. ____________________________________________________________________________________ About CAS Community Autism Services is committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to children and families while creating meaningful, sustainable careers for our team members. We believe exceptional outcomes start with well-supported clinicians-through strong leadership, thoughtful systems, and a culture rooted in collaboration and growth. As part of a nationwide organization, CAS combines the stability of scale with the heart of a community-based provider. Whether you work in schools, centers, or homes, you'll find opportunities to grow, lead, and make a lasting impact.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - Center-Based Full-Time | $75,000-$85,000 annually | Elk GroveDeliver high-quality ABA care in a center-based model designed for clinical excellence, sustainability, and long-term growth. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Why BCBAs Choose CAS Center-based roles designed to reduce burnout - not maximize volume Must be comfortable providing a portion of services in home and/or community settings, as needed to meet MassHealth requirements 108 billable hours per month that prioritize clinical quality Assent-based, child-centered care supported by modern systems Real schedule autonomy with accessible clinical leadership No non-compete clauses - because ethical care comes first Keep reading to see how CAS supports your time, your work, and your growth. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Our Approach at CAS At Community Autism Services (CAS), we believe exceptional outcomes for children start with well-supported clinicians. Our center-based model is intentionally designed to reduce burnout, prioritize ethical care, and give BCBAs the structure and support they need to do their best work. We practice within an assent-based, child-centered ABA framework and invest deeply in our clinicians through strong leadership, thoughtful systems, and clear growth pathways. If you're looking for a place where quality matters more than volume, you've found it. ____________________________________________________________________________________ The CAS Experience What working as a center-based BCBA at CAS looks like Total Compensation We believe in transparency and competitive, well-rounded compensation. Salary range: $75,000-$85,000 annually (based on experience and market) 108 billable hours per month, designed to prioritize quality over volume Performance-based bonus and incentive opportunities Company recognition awards, including: Monetary awards Thoughtful gifts and swag Employer-paid professional courses and continuing education Continuing education support, including paid CEUs and leadership development Student Loan Repayment Assistance to support long-term career sustainability Medical, dental, and vision insurance options 401(k) options and additional voluntary benefits Relocation packages available for eligible candidates No non-compete clauses - we believe in ethical, clinician-first employment Work-Life Balance You Can Count On Our center-based model is built for sustainability and autonomy. Up to 25 days off annually, inclusive of PTO, sick time, and company holidays Consistent weekday schedules in a center-based setting No driving between clients or last-minute cancellations Schedule autonomy within a structured, center-based environment Protected administrative time built into your week This role is designed so your energy goes toward clinical leadership - not constant logistics. Clinical Support That Actually Shows Up You'll practice with support, structure, and ethical alignment. On-site clinical leadership available daily Assent-based, child-centered treatment philosophy Quarterly Clinical Grand Rounds featuring in-depth, advanced training on specialized clinical topics PFA/SBT workshops and training opportunities for all clinicians Ongoing collaboration with FTF Consulting and access to best-in-class clinical practices Manageable caseloads and realistic expectations Modern tools and systems that reduce administrative burden Shared clinical resource library with templates, tools, and evidence-based materials to support consistent, high-quality care Your Growth Path at CAS Your career here is designed to evolve. Opportunities to advance into Senior BCBA or Clinical Leadership roles Professional development and networking event opportunities, both internal and external Mentorship and influence over clinical standards and programming Ability to pick up home-based cases for: Skill expansion Clinical variety Additional compensation (optional) Opportunities to mentor Associate Clinical Supervisors and developing BCBAs ____________________________________________________________________________________ Role Overview As a Center-Based BCBA at CAS, you'll serve as a clinical leader supporting children with autism and developmental needs through high-quality, compassionate ABA services. You'll collaborate closely with families, technicians, and leadership while practicing within a structured environment designed to support ethical decision-making and clinical excellence. This role is ideal for clinicians who value consistency, collaboration, and meaningful impact.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - Hybrid (Center & Home) Full-Time | $85,000-$100,000 annually | Wakefield, MA & Surrounding Areas Deliver high-quality ABA care across center and home settings-while maintaining flexibility, strong clinical support, and a sustainable caseload. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Why BCBAs Choose CAS A true hybrid role with intentional balance across center and home-based services Lower monthly billable expectations that prioritize clinical quality Strong clinical leadership and mentorship-never practicing in isolation Flexibility in scheduling with built-in remote components Freedom to grow your career without restrictive non-compete clauses Keep reading to see how this hybrid role is designed for impact and sustainability. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Our Approach at CAS At Community Autism Services (CAS), we believe clinicians do their best work when flexibility is paired with structure and support. Our hybrid model blends center-based collaboration with in-home clinical impact-allowing BCBAs to serve children and families across environments without sacrificing balance. Our work is grounded in assent-based, child-centered care and supported by strong leadership, modern systems, and a culture of mentorship. Whether you're deepening your clinical expertise or building toward leadership, CAS is built to support your growth. ____________________________________________________________________________________ The CAS Experience What working in a hybrid center-home BCBA role at CAS looks like Total Compensation We believe in transparency and competitive, well-rounded compensation. Salary range: $85,000-$100,000 annually based on experience.Lower monthly billable expectations aligned to hybrid service delivery Performance-based bonuses and incentive opportunities Company recognition awards, including: Monetary awards Thoughtful gifts and swag Employer-paid professional courses and continuing education Continuing education support, including paid CEUs and professional development Student Loan Repayment Assistance to support long-term career sustainability Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance options 401(k) retirement plan Mileage reimbursement No non-compete clauses - we believe in ethical, clinician-first employment Work-Life Balance You Can Count On This hybrid role is designed for flexibility without chaos. Thoughtfully structured caseload across settings: ~50% Home-Based Supervision ~40% Center-Based Supervision ~10% Remote Flexibility Schedule autonomy within your assigned service region Protected administrative time built into expectations Local travel only - no excessive drive-time burden Clinical Support That Actually Shows Up You'll practice with structure, mentorship, and ethical alignment. Dedicated on-site Center Clinical Managers for coaching and oversight Assent-based, child-centered treatment philosophy Quarterly Clinical Grand Rounds featuring in-depth, advanced clinical training PFA/SBT and PRT training opportunities, supported by consultation and certification pathways Collaboration with internal clinical teams and external providers Systems and tools that reduce administrative burden Shared clinical resource library with templates, tools, and evidence-based materials to support consistent, high-quality care Your Growth Path at CAS Your career here is designed to evolve. Mentorship and supervision from experienced clinical leaders Opportunities to support and mentor Associate Clinical Supervisors or supervisees accumulating BCBA hours Clear pathways into Senior BCBA or Clinical Leadership roles Ongoing professional development and networking opportunities ____________________________________________________________________________________ Role Overview As a Hybrid Center-Home BCBA at CAS, you'll lead clinical programming and supervision across home, center, and limited remote settings. You'll collaborate closely with families, technicians, and interdisciplinary partners to deliver consistent, high-quality ABA services across environments. This role is ideal for BCBAs who value variety, flexibility, and collaboration - without sacrificing support or structure. What You'll Do Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and develop data-driven Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) Provide ABA services across home, center, and remote settings Utilize developmentally appropriate assessments, including Vineland-3 and others as appropriate Supervise and support RBTs and Behavior Technicians to ensure treatment fidelity Coach caregivers and team members on evidence-based behavioral strategies Deliver family training to promote skill generalization across environments Monitor, analyze, and apply behavioral data to guide clinical decision-making Collaborate with school teams and attend IEP meetings when appropriate Partner with internal teams, external providers, and families to optimize outcomes In some regions, supervise Associate Clinical Supervisors or BCBA candidates accruing hours How Success Is Measured Success in this role is defined by: High-quality, ethical, and consistent clinical care Strong collaboration with families and team members Effective supervision and mentorship of technicians Data-driven decision-making and meaningful client progress Reliability, professionalism, and follow-through ____________________________________________________________________________________ Qualifications Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special Education, or a related field Current BCBA certification in good standing Active MA LABA licensure (or willingness to obtain) Minimum of 2+ years of ABA experience, preferably with supervisory responsibilities Strong clinical judgment and ability to individualize behavior plans Excellent communication, collaboration, and leadership skills Valid driver's license and ability to travel locally Bilingual (Spanish, Portuguese, or Haitian Creole) a plus ____________________________________________________________________________________ Why CAS Is Different We intentionally design hybrid roles that: Balance flexibility with structure Support clinicians across multiple settings without burnout Invest in mentorship, training, and long-term growth Prioritize ethical, assent-based practice ____________________________________________________________________________________ Not Ready to Make the Jump-but Know Someone Who Is? We offer $1,000 external referral bonuses for BCBA referrals and $250 for BT referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid. CAS Referral Program Sometimes the right opportunity helps someone else take the leap. ____________________________________________________________________________________ About CAS Community Autism Services is committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to children and families while creating meaningful, sustainable careers for our team members. We believe exceptional outcomes start with well-supported clinicians-through strong leadership, thoughtful systems, and a culture rooted in collaboration and growth. As part of a nationwide organization, CAS combines the stability of scale with the heart of a community-based provider. Whether you work in centers, homes, or hybrid roles, you'll find opportunities to grow, lead, and make a lasting impact.
School-Based Mental Health Associate (MHA)ERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones GroupLocation: Laguna Hills, CA (and surrounding areas)Job Type: Part-Time | 20 hours per weekPay: $33 - $37 per hourSchedule: Monday through FridayAbout the RoleERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for a part-time Mental Health Associate (MHA) in Laguna Hills, CA. This position is ideal for registered associates (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) looking to build clinical hours toward licensure while working in a supportive, mentorship-driven environment.Work takes place across home and school-based settings, offering hands-on experience with children, adolescents, and families. Associates gain exposure to IEP teams and school district partnerships while receiving quality supervision and professional development through our year-long Mental Health Training Program.BenefitsPTO and paid holidaysPaid supervision (individual and group) led by experienced clinical mentorsDrive time and mileage reimbursementStudent loan repayment plansChild, adolescent, and family hours provided toward licensure (LCSW, LPCC, LMFT)Year-long Mental Health Training Program covering psychopathology, DSM diagnosis, evidence-based treatments, crisis management, and legal/ethical considerationsFlexible scheduling with opportunity for professional advancementResponsibilitiesProvide comprehensive counseling services to children, adolescents, and families presenting with mood, anxiety, trauma, and neurodevelopmental disorders using evidence-based treatmentsDeliver short-term, strengths-based counseling and skill-building interventionsProvide prevention and early intervention services (individually or in groups) to improve coping, behavior, and engagementEngage caregivers through psychoeducation and family sessionsCollaborate with IEP team members and participate in IEP meetingsWork alongside school staff and multidisciplinary teamsFacilitate groups and workshops within the school setting to promote mental health awarenessRespond to crises including safety planning and risk assessmentsComplete timely and accurate clinical documentationMaintain caseload management and coordinate care with community resourcesParticipate in weekly supervision and required trainingsRequirementsMaster's Degree in Counseling, Psychology, or a related fieldRegistered Associate with the Board of Behavioral Sciences (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) - current or in processAvailability Monday through Friday; ability to commit to 20 hours per weekClinical experience with children and/or adolescents preferredSchool-based service experience preferredValid California driver's license and reliable transportation Mental Health Training ProgramAll Mental Health Associates participate in the ERA ED Mental Health Training Program, which runs each school year from August 1 through July 31, with possibility of extension. Associates are expected to participate for the full program year. Supervised Professional Experience is provided in accordance with regulations set forth by the Board of Behavioral Sciences.About ERA ED and The Stepping Stones GroupThe Stepping Stones Group was founded on the belief that every child is born with a special set of gifts. Through partnerships with more than 14 mission-driven organizations, we are transforming the lives of children and families by improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network are dedicated to delivering the highest quality services - and to supporting the clinicians who make that work possible. Join us and let's transform lives together.
School-Based Mental Health Associate (MHA)ERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones GroupLocation: Irvine, CA (and surrounding areas)Job Type: Part-Time | 20 hours per weekPay: $33 - $37 per hourSchedule: Monday through FridayAbout the RoleERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for a part-time Mental Health Associate (MHA) in Irvine, CA. This position is ideal for registered associates (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) looking to build clinical hours toward licensure while working in a supportive, mentorship-driven environment.Work takes place across home and school-based settings, offering hands-on experience with children, adolescents, and families. Associates gain exposure to IEP teams and school district partnerships while receiving quality supervision and professional development through our year-long Mental Health Training Program.BenefitsPTO and paid holidaysPaid supervision (individual and group) led by experienced clinical mentorsDrive time and mileage reimbursementStudent loan repayment plansChild, adolescent, and family hours provided toward licensure (LCSW, LPCC, LMFT)Year-long Mental Health Training Program covering psychopathology, DSM diagnosis, evidence-based treatments, crisis management, and legal/ethical considerationsFlexible scheduling with opportunity for professional advancementResponsibilitiesProvide comprehensive counseling services to children, adolescents, and families presenting with mood, anxiety, trauma, and neurodevelopmental disorders using evidence-based treatmentsDeliver short-term, strengths-based counseling and skill-building interventionsProvide prevention and early intervention services (individually or in groups) to improve coping, behavior, and engagementEngage caregivers through psychoeducation and family sessionsCollaborate with IEP team members and participate in IEP meetingsWork alongside school staff and multidisciplinary teamsFacilitate groups and workshops within the school setting to promote mental health awarenessRespond to crises including safety planning and risk assessmentsComplete timely and accurate clinical documentationMaintain caseload management and coordinate care with community resourcesParticipate in weekly supervision and required trainingsRequirementsMaster's Degree in Counseling, Psychology, or a related fieldRegistered Associate with the Board of Behavioral Sciences (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) - current or in processAvailability Monday through Friday; ability to commit to 20 hours per weekClinical experience with children and/or adolescents preferredSchool-based service experience preferredValid California driver's license and reliable transportation Mental Health Training ProgramAll Mental Health Associates participate in the ERA ED Mental Health Training Program, which runs each school year from August 1 through July 31, with possibility of extension. Associates are expected to participate for the full program year. Supervised Professional Experience is provided in accordance with regulations set forth by the Board of Behavioral Sciences.About ERA ED and The Stepping Stones GroupThe Stepping Stones Group was founded on the belief that every child is born with a special set of gifts. Through partnerships with more than 14 mission-driven organizations, we are transforming the lives of children and families by improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network are dedicated to delivering the highest quality services - and to supporting the clinicians who make that work possible. Join us and let's transform lives together.
School-Based Mental Health Associate (MHA)ERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones GroupLocation: El Segundo, CA (and surrounding areas)Job Type: Part-Time | 25 hours per weekPay: $33 - $37 per hourSchedule: Monday through FridayAbout the RoleERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for a part-time Mental Health Associate (MHA) in El Segundo, CA. This position is ideal for registered associates (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) looking to build clinical hours toward licensure while working in a supportive, mentorship-driven environment.Work takes place across home and school-based settings, offering hands-on experience with children, adolescents, and families. Associates gain exposure to IEP teams and school district partnerships while receiving quality supervision and professional development through our year-long Mental Health Training Program.BenefitsPTO and paid holidaysPaid supervision (individual and group) led by experienced clinical mentorsDrive time and mileage reimbursementStudent loan repayment plansChild, adolescent, and family hours provided toward licensure (LCSW, LPCC, LMFT)Year-long Mental Health Training Program covering psychopathology, DSM diagnosis, evidence-based treatments, crisis management, and legal/ethical considerationsFlexible scheduling with opportunity for professional advancementResponsibilitiesProvide comprehensive counseling services to children, adolescents, and families presenting with mood, anxiety, trauma, and neurodevelopmental disorders using evidence-based treatmentsDeliver short-term, strengths-based counseling and skill-building interventionsProvide prevention and early intervention services (individually or in groups) to improve coping, behavior, and engagementEngage caregivers through psychoeducation and family sessionsCollaborate with IEP team members and participate in IEP meetingsWork alongside school staff and multidisciplinary teamsFacilitate groups and workshops within the school setting to promote mental health awarenessRespond to crises including safety planning and risk assessmentsComplete timely and accurate clinical documentationMaintain caseload management and coordinate care with community resourcesParticipate in weekly supervision and required trainingsRequirementsMaster's Degree in Counseling, Psychology, or a related fieldRegistered Associate with the Board of Behavioral Sciences (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) - current or in processAvailability Monday through Friday; ability to commit to 20 hours per weekClinical experience with children and/or adolescents preferredSchool-based service experience preferredValid California driver's license and reliable transportation Mental Health Training ProgramAll Mental Health Associates participate in the ERA ED Mental Health Training Program, which runs each school year from August 1 through July 31, with possibility of extension. Associates are expected to participate for the full program year. Supervised Professional Experience is provided in accordance with regulations set forth by the Board of Behavioral Sciences.About ERA ED and The Stepping Stones GroupThe Stepping Stones Group was founded on the belief that every child is born with a special set of gifts. Through partnerships with more than 14 mission-driven organizations, we are transforming the lives of children and families by improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network are dedicated to delivering the highest quality services - and to supporting the clinicians who make that work possible. Join us and let's transform lives together.
School-Based Mental Health Associate (MHA)ERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones GroupLocation: Cerritos, CA (and surrounding areas)Job Type: Part-Time | 20 hours per weekPay: $33 - $37 per hourSchedule: Monday through FridayAbout the RoleERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for a part-time Mental Health Associate (MHA) in Cerritos, CA. This position is ideal for registered associates (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) looking to build clinical hours toward licensure while working in a supportive, mentorship-driven environment.Work takes place across home and school-based settings, offering hands-on experience with children, adolescents, and families. Associates gain exposure to IEP teams and school district partnerships while receiving quality supervision and professional development through our year-long Mental Health Training Program.BenefitsPTO and paid holidaysPaid supervision (individual and group) led by experienced clinical mentorsDrive time and mileage reimbursementStudent loan repayment plansChild, adolescent, and family hours provided toward licensure (LCSW, LPCC, LMFT)Year-long Mental Health Training Program covering psychopathology, DSM diagnosis, evidence-based treatments, crisis management, and legal/ethical considerationsFlexible scheduling with opportunity for professional advancementResponsibilitiesProvide comprehensive counseling services to children, adolescents, and families presenting with mood, anxiety, trauma, and neurodevelopmental disorders using evidence-based treatmentsDeliver short-term, strengths-based counseling and skill-building interventionsProvide prevention and early intervention services (individually or in groups) to improve coping, behavior, and engagementEngage caregivers through psychoeducation and family sessionsCollaborate with IEP team members and participate in IEP meetingsWork alongside school staff and multidisciplinary teamsFacilitate groups and workshops within the school setting to promote mental health awarenessRespond to crises including safety planning and risk assessmentsComplete timely and accurate clinical documentationMaintain caseload management and coordinate care with community resourcesParticipate in weekly supervision and required trainingsRequirementsMaster's Degree in Counseling, Psychology, or a related fieldRegistered Associate with the Board of Behavioral Sciences (AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) - current or in processAvailability Monday through Friday; ability to commit to 20 hours per weekClinical experience with children and/or adolescents preferredSchool-based service experience preferredValid California driver's license and reliable transportation Mental Health Training ProgramAll Mental Health Associates participate in the ERA ED Mental Health Training Program, which runs each school year from August 1 through July 31, with possibility of extension. Associates are expected to participate for the full program year. Supervised Professional Experience is provided in accordance with regulations set forth by the Board of Behavioral Sciences.About ERA ED and The Stepping Stones GroupThe Stepping Stones Group was founded on the belief that every child is born with a special set of gifts. Through partnerships with more than 14 mission-driven organizations, we are transforming the lives of children and families by improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network are dedicated to delivering the highest quality services - and to supporting the clinicians who make that work possible. Join us and let's transform lives together.
Licensed Mental Health Clinician (LMFT / LCSW / LPCC) - Full-TimeERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones GroupLocation: Oxnard, CA (and surrounding areas)Job Type: Full-Time | 40 hours per weekPay: $43 - $47 per hourSchedule: Monday through FridayLanguage Requirement: Bilingual - English/Spanish RequiredAbout the RoleERA ED, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for a full-time Licensed Mental Health Clinician in Oxnard, CA. We are seeking a bilingual (English/Spanish) LMFT, LCSW, or LPCC with a passion for serving children, adolescents, and families in school and community settings.This role works across home and school-based settings, partnering with school districts and IEP teams to deliver high-quality, culturally responsive mental health services. You will join a supportive clinical team with experienced mentors and a clear mission: transforming the lives of the students and families we serve.BenefitsPTO and paid holidaysDrive time and mileage reimbursementStudent loan repayment plansOngoing consultation and mentorship from experienced clinical leadersFlexible scheduling with work-life balanceOpportunity to work with a highly skilled, mission-driven clinical team ResponsibilitiesDirect Clinical ServicesDeliver short-term, strengths-based individual and group counseling targeting coping skills, behavioral support, and academic engagementFacilitate psychoeducation and family sessions to engage caregivers as partners in student careRespond to crises including risk assessment and safety planningProvide culturally responsive, bilingual (English/Spanish) services to students and familiesSchool and Community CollaborationPartner with teachers, administrators, and multidisciplinary teams to coordinate student supportActively participate in IEP meetings and collaborate with IEP team membersLead workshops and school-wide Mental Health Awareness in-services for staffConnect students and families to community resources and coordinate care across systemsDocumentation and Professional DevelopmentMaintain accurate, timely clinical documentation in compliance with CYBHI/Medi-Cal and agency standardsParticipate in weekly supervision and required training programs RequirementsActive California license as an LMFT, LCSW, or LPCC in good standing with the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS)Bilingual English/Spanish required - must be able to provide clinical services in both languagesMaster's Degree in Counseling, Psychology, or a related fieldAvailability Monday through Friday; ability to commit to 40 hours per weekClinical experience with children and/or adolescents preferredSchool-based service experience preferredValid California driver's license and reliable transportation About ERA ED and The Stepping Stones GroupThe Stepping Stones Group was founded on the belief that every child is born with a special set of gifts. Through partnerships with more than 14 mission-driven organizations, we are transforming the lives of children and families by improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network are dedicated to delivering the highest quality services - and to supporting the clinicians who make that work possible. Join us and let's transform lives together.