Job Description

Company Description:

Coastal Pediatric Therapies has been offering speech, physical, and occupational therapy to children of Savannah and the surrounding area. We are excited to announce that early in 2026, we are expanding our team to offer ABA services in our clinic. We believe children reach their maximum potential when in a place that is professional, comprehensive and fun. We provide occupational, physical and speech therapy services in a “kid” friendly environment treating children from birth to 21 years old. Our goal is to provide treatment that meets the highest professional standards in an environment that enhances each child’s functional abilities.

SUMMARY:

This position is primarily responsible for the daily therapeutic services provided to the children in the ABA therapy program, with specific duties relating to the management of an assigned caseload of clients.

Starting pay at $85,000 and up to $115,000 /year depending upon experience

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

• Oversees a full ABA caseload (260-300 behavior analytic oversight hours) and completes all related behavior analyst caseload tasks in a timely and efficient manner. (NOTE - if a BCaBA, caseload management is under the oversight of a BCBA).
• Caseload tasks include but are not limited to the following: programming, documentation, reports, client collaboration, parent training, assessment tracking.
• Implements knowledge and solid application with Coastal Pediatric Therapies’ processes and procedures, especially all behavior clinical policies.
• Meets best practice billing standards of 10% billable time per client to total 70% billable time per week.
• Follows and completes task list for assigned caseload responsibilities.
• Provide direct ABA therapy services, as assigned.
• Completes any necessary paperwork and documentation to communicate scheduling or other operational needs for caseload tasks.
• Completes assigned floor support (HRE and RBT support) and RBT supervision time.
• Provides feedback, addresses therapist concerns, assesses therapist performance for both students and RBTs
• Completes BACB Board and Coastal Pediatric Therapies specific Supervision Needs - assisting in ensuring that 5% of RBTs total behavior analytic hours are supervised by a BCBA or BCaBA. Report hours in Excel RBT tracker in office daily. (Also as assigned) Ensuring that 2% or 5%, depending on category, of BCaBAs total behavior analytic hours are supervised if assigned as a supervision.
• Meet both Coastal Pediatric Therapies (see BCaBA procedure) and BACB (see BACB handbook) requirements for documentation.
• Assist with teaching sessions, initial competency assessments, and recertification assessments as assigned for RBTs.
• Communicate with parents, provide clinical carryover strategies, and attend parent meetings as directed (at least monthly for all clients).
• Works with children that may demonstrate aggressive behavior.
• Implements Clinical Moment Training or Safety Care procedures in events of client safety concerns, as outlined in the client’s BIP and Coastal Pediatric Therapies’ compassionate care approach.
• Maintains a full understanding of safety protocols.
• Works and collaborates with other team members.
• Ensures that minor clients are safe and supervised at all times when under the clinician’s care.
• Meets and maintains certification and compliance with all current licensure, reporting, and credentialing requirements as set forth by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), including adherence to all ethical guidelines, policies, reporting, and supervision standards. 
• Remains off of the exclusion list through the Office of the Inspector General.
• Passes background screening.
• Reports any suspicions of abuse/neglect to DCS immediately and supports with any staff or parent follow up and documentation.

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:

• Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate degree in ABA or other qualifying degree in accordance with the BACB while maintaining an active national BCBA or BCaBA Certificate
• Experience (1 year or more) at working with children with autism.
• Flexible, energetic, compassionate and caring

Job Type: Full-time

Setting: Outpatient clinic

We will assist you with training in all phases of our Electronic Medical Record System and best practices for communication with clients and physicians. Please fill out the form or call us for this fantastic opportunity at (912)-354-4474. All inquiries are strictly confidential. We look forward to hearing from you!

Job Tags

Similar Jobs