BCBA - Board Certified Behavior Analyst • Williamsburg, Virginia • Clinic Open 9 am-6 pm A Better Day ABA is a BCBA-owned and operated practice that prioritizes mentorship, collaboration, and ethical decision-making. We are looking for a BCBA who aligns with our values and is excited about the work that we do and the impact that we make. We care less about how long you’ve been a BCBA and more about your enthusiasm, integrity, and willingness to grow. What We Offer • Manageable caseloads • Flexible admin days • Clinic set schedule • 15 PTO days • Additional PTO day for in-person CEUs • 8 paid holidays • Health, dental, vision, and 401(k) contributions What Sets Apart: • Compassion over compliance and trauma-informed care (these are more than just taglines to us) • Flexible caseloads & work schedules • Emphasis on innovation, education, and enthusiasm • Skilled, creative, and hardworking support staff • A bright, clean, and fun clinic environment • Opportunity to mentor and shape future BCBAs We believe this is a people field—and we care deeply about clients, their families, and our employees. We are passionate about ethical, individualized ABA—and we are here to make a difference in the lives of clients, their families, and the Williamsburg community. We will never be a big-box company, but we have a vision to grow locally. Responsibilities: • Utilize evidence-based methods to provide individualized, client-centered treatment to children and their families • Generate client documentation and communicate clinical information to all stakeholders • Comply with insurance and government policies, laws, and procedures • Collaborate with other service providers and community resources using a holistic and integrated approach • Empower families through comprehensive training sessions and engagement during clinic sessions • Supervise the implementation of treatment plans by technicians and provide training and feedback to ensure accuracy, consistency, and meaningful progress • Promote collaboration, professionalism, mentorships, empowerment, and advocacy Qualifications: • Active BCBA certification and Virginia license • Completion of the 8-hour supervision training • Minimum 1 year experience working with children with autism Compensation: $78,000 base salary

• Utilize evidence-based methods to provide individualized, client-centered treatment to children and their families • Generate client documentation and communicate clinical information to all stakeholders • Comply with insurance and government policies, laws, and procedures • Collaborate with other service providers and community resources using a holistic and integrated approach • Empower families through comprehensive training sessions and engagement during clinic sessions • Supervise the implementation of treatment plans by technicians and provide training and feedback to ensure accuracy, consistency, and meaningful progress • Promote collaboration, professionalism, mentorships, empowerment, and advocacy