POPs Therapeutics
Remote Assistant Clinical Director - BCBA Required
POPs Therapeutics, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, 55400
Position: Assistant Clinical Director (Remote - BCBA Required)
Salary: $65,000/year
Location: Remote
We are looking for a highly skilled
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
to join our leadership team as a
Remote Assistant Clinical Director . This role is ideal for a BCBA who is confident in clinical standards, highly organized, and experienced in onboarding, training, and overseeing other BCBAs. Key Responsibilities:
Lead the onboarding and training process
for all new BCBAs, ensuring they are fully equipped to meet clinical, documentation, and supervision expectations
Provide ongoing support and oversight for the entire BCBA team to ensure compliance, quality, and efficiency
Monitor documentation for insurance compliance, timely billing, sufficient data, and clinically appropriate goal development
Ensure all BCBAs meet supervision requirements and follow internal guidelines for pairing, goal progression, and BT oversight
Train BCBAs in Central Reach, including schedule setup, data collection, goal tracking, note conversion, and billing
Stay up to date with payor requirements and ensure the BCBA team is aligned with current standards
Serve as the primary contact for BCBA-related questions, providing clarity, structure, and accountability
Requirements:
Active BCBA certification
Minimum 2 years of BCBA experience
Strong clinical judgment and understanding of ABA supervision standards
Advanced knowledge of Central Reach
and ability to train others on its use
Experience with onboarding, training, or clinical leadership strongly preferred
Familiarity with payor guidelines and insurance compliance requirements
Strong communication and organizational skills
Comfortable working independently in a remote role
This full-time, salaried position offers flexibility and the opportunity to take a leadership role in supporting and developing a high-performing clinical team.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
to join our leadership team as a
Remote Assistant Clinical Director . This role is ideal for a BCBA who is confident in clinical standards, highly organized, and experienced in onboarding, training, and overseeing other BCBAs. Key Responsibilities:
Lead the onboarding and training process
for all new BCBAs, ensuring they are fully equipped to meet clinical, documentation, and supervision expectations
Provide ongoing support and oversight for the entire BCBA team to ensure compliance, quality, and efficiency
Monitor documentation for insurance compliance, timely billing, sufficient data, and clinically appropriate goal development
Ensure all BCBAs meet supervision requirements and follow internal guidelines for pairing, goal progression, and BT oversight
Train BCBAs in Central Reach, including schedule setup, data collection, goal tracking, note conversion, and billing
Stay up to date with payor requirements and ensure the BCBA team is aligned with current standards
Serve as the primary contact for BCBA-related questions, providing clarity, structure, and accountability
Requirements:
Active BCBA certification
Minimum 2 years of BCBA experience
Strong clinical judgment and understanding of ABA supervision standards
Advanced knowledge of Central Reach
and ability to train others on its use
Experience with onboarding, training, or clinical leadership strongly preferred
Familiarity with payor guidelines and insurance compliance requirements
Strong communication and organizational skills
Comfortable working independently in a remote role
This full-time, salaried position offers flexibility and the opportunity to take a leadership role in supporting and developing a high-performing clinical team.