Clinic Director (BCBA)

Magnolia Behavior Therapy -

Clinic Director (BCBA) Snohomish County, WA

Magnolia Behavior Therapy is the leading ABA therapy agency for children on the spectrum in the State of Washington. Magnolia has been rendering ABA therapy for over 15 years.

For our expanding Snohomish County operation we have an opening for a full time Clinical Director (a form of feasible part time, still able to lead the operation, is optional).

Qualifications :

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification and state licensure required

Extensive experience as a BCBA

Leadership and supervisory skills. Experience in these areas is a plus

Strong communication and organizational skills

Commitment to ethical practice and continuous professional growth

Residing in or around Snohomish County, or in an acceptable travel radius

Must be able to frequently assume and maintain a variety of postures (kneeling, squatting, crawling, sitting, standing) while attending to the needs of active children

Ability to (learn to) work with GSuite applications and CentralReach

Benefits :

Salary commensurate with your experience; indication $100,000+

Annual stipend for professional development

Medical and Dental Insurance

$5,000 Sign On Bonus ($1,000 at signing offer, $1,500 at credentialing, $2,500 after 1st case)

Responsibilities :

We are seeking a dedicated Clinical Director to lead and oversee clinical operations in our clinic and for our in-home cases in the Snohomish County region, ensuring the delivery of high-quality ABA therapy services

This role requires a strong clinical background combined with leadership skills to coordinate clinicians, manage treatment protocols, and support continuous improvement in client outcomes

Provide clinical supervision, management and guidance to BCBA’s, LaBa’s and Technicians

In coordination with the Recruitment Department and Regional Management hiring the right BCBA’s and LaBa’s and Technicians.

Oversee the development, implementation, and evaluation of individualized treatment plans

Ensure compliance with ethical, legal, and professional standards in all clinical practices

Collaborate with families, clinicians, and other professionals to optimize therapeutic outcomes

Collaborate with the national Clinical Officer to develop initiatives for professional development and training for clinical staff

Monitor clinical documentation and data to assess effectiveness and adherence to protocols

Participate in strategic planning and policy development to support organizational goals

Times and schedules will be discussed upon employment to accommodate both organizational needs and candidate availability

The Clinical Director will be able to shape its own team of BCBA’s. Our Recruitment Department and Regional Management will take the lead in sourcing qualified candidates.