HybridFlexible options for in-person or virtual work; relocation assistance is available.
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryMental & Behavioral Health
About the job
Requirements
A Master's degree in a human service field is required.
Current Board-Certified Behavior Analyst certification is required.
At least one year of experience supporting children with delays or disabilities is required.
A valid Illinois driver's license and insurance are required.
Responsibilities
Conduct behavioral assessments, observations, and research to guide treatment plans.
Develop and implement individualized behavior intervention plans.
Supervise and mentor Behavior Technicians and Registered Behavior Technicians.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members to support each child's progress.
Maintain professional documentation in compliance with agency standards and the Behavior Analyst Certification Board Professional and Ethical Compliance Code.
Provide behavioral supports, skill development, and guidance directly to children.
Desired Qualifications
Applied Behavior Analysis experience with children with autism is preferred.
Champion Children, Transform Lives. Join Us as a BCBA!
At Lifelong Access, we lead with heart. Our managers listen, our teams support each other, and our culture is rooted in compassion, fun, and genuine connection. We offer a family-friendly workplace where Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) can grow, feel valued, and love what they do every day.
Why We Value This Role: BCBAs help children gain skills, confidence, and independence, giving the gift of growth and learning every single day. We deeply value this role and the lasting impact you create for the children and families we serve.
What You’ll Love Here
Flexible hours with options for in-person or virtual work
Work–life balance in a family-friendly environment
Impact Bonus, opportunities to earn extra income based on your impact and contributions
Paid Continuing Education Units (CEUs) & supervision hours
Paid for all hours worked, not just client service hours
Play-based therapy spaces, sensory gyms, and adaptive equipment
Collaborative interdisciplinary team including Occupational Therapists (OT), Physical Therapists (PT), Speech Therapists (ST), and Developmental Therapists (DT)
Generous PTO, including vacation time after 90 days
Paid holidays off
Competitive benefits & relocation assistance
Localized, supportive managers who are present and accessible
Qualify for federal student loan forgiveness, as a not-for-profit employee, you could have your student loans forgiven after 10 years of eligible service
About the Role You’ll work directly with children to provide behavioral supports, skill development, and guidance. You’ll collaborate across therapy disciplines, supervise Behavior Technicians and Registered Behavior Technicians, and help children reach their goals in a fun, engaging environment.
What You’ll Do
Conduct behavioral assessments, observations, and research to guide treatment plans
Develop and implement individualized behavior intervention plans
Supervise and mentor Behavior Technicians and Registered Behavior Technicians
Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members to support each child’s progress
Maintain professional documentation in compliance with agency standards and the BACB Professional and Ethical Compliance Code
What You Bring
Master’s Degree in a human service field
Current BCBA certification
Minimum one year of experience supporting children with delays or disabilities (preferred: ABA experience with children with autism)
Valid Illinois driver’s license & insurance
At Lifelong Access, people feel seen, heard, and supported, for our staff and the families we proudly serve. This is your chance to make a real difference in children’s lives while working in a supportive, family-friendly environment.