Behavior Analyst Assistant

Location

Ventura

Type

Part Time

Responsive recruiter
Benefits:
  • Have a voice
  • Professional Growth
  • Salary Potential
  • Bonus Opportunities
  • BACB Fieldwork
  • Center-based & In-Home
  • Auto Allowance
  • Sick Pay Accrued
  • Training & development

Our mission - provide full access to quality care!!
Position Type: Hourly, Part‑Time with Growth Opportunity
Ideal for: MA/MS ABA Graduate Students Seeking BCBA Supervision

About Beachmont Behavioral Health

At Beachmont Behavioral Health, we believe great work happens when great people work together. Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate, ethical, and evidence‑based ABA services that improve lives—while building a culture of mentorship, collaboration, and growth. We take learning seriously, support each other fully, and create leadership opportunities early so our clinicians can thrive.

Position Overview

Beachmont Behavioral Health is seeking motivated, developing clinicians to join our team as Non‑Certified Middle Tier Supervisors. This role is specifically designed for individuals actively enrolled in a Master’s program in Applied Behavior Analysis or a related field who are pursuing BCBA certification and are eager to receive high‑quality supervision from experienced BCBAs.

This hourly position provides a structured pathway to advanced clinical responsibility, leadership development, and supervised fieldwork while maintaining a strong emphasis on ethical practice, client outcomes, and professional growth.

Why This Role Is Perfect for Graduate Students

  • Direct access to ongoing BCBA supervision aligned with BACB requirements
  • Hands‑on clinical leadership experience beyond the RBT level
  • Intentional mentoring focused on competency development, not just hours
  • Exposure to program development, caregiver collaboration, and staff support
  • A supportive environment that values learning, questions, and professional growth
Key Responsibilities

  • Assist BCBAs with the implementation and oversight of individualized treatment programs
  • Provide clinical support and modeling to direct care staff (e.g., RBTs/Behavior Technicians)
  • Collect, review, and summarize data to support treatment planning decisions
  • Support behavior plan implementation with fidelity across settings
  • Participate in supervision meetings, team trainings, and clinical discussions
  • Communicate professionally with caregivers under BCBA guidance
  • Maintain ethical standards and documentation in accordance with BACB and company policies
Qualifications

  • Currently enrolled in an MA or MS program in ABA, Psychology, Education, or a related field
  • Actively seeking BCBA or BCaBA certification
  • Bilingual in Spanish is a plus
  • Strong interest in clinical leadership and skill development
  • Excellent communication, organization, and professional judgment
  • Commitment to ethical, compassionate, client‑centered care
What We Offer

  • Hourly compensation with opportunities for increased responsibility and growth
  • High‑quality, individualized BCBA supervision
  • Clear clinical development pathways
  • Supportive, mission‑aligned clinical culture
  • Opportunity to transition into higher‑level roles as certification progresses
Who Thrives in This Role

This role is ideal for graduate students who are eager to move beyond direct implementation and begin developing their clinical voice, leadership skills, and analytic confidence—while still being supported every step of the way.
Compensation: $30.00 - $35.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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