Clinical Trainer

The role

Discipline: Board Certified Behavior Analyst State: Arizona Roles open: 2–3 roles Timeframe: Urgent — this month Setting: Early intervention Employment: Permanent, full-time Pay: $105,500 – $115,500 a year Love being a BCBA but enjoy developing other clinicians even more? Some of the most rewarding moments in ABA come from helping another clinician develop their skills, build confidence and become genuinely good at what they do. We're recruiting for a Clinical Trainer in Phoenix with a growing autism services provider that's putting clinical development at the centre of its approach. This is a chance to step away from managing a traditional caseload and focus on something different. Developing RBTs, improving clinical practice and helping teams deliver consistently high-quality care. The organisation specialises in early intervention for children under six, using the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM), a naturalistic, play-based approach to supporting communication, social development and everyday skills. What makes this role different? No traditional caseload. Your primary focus is clinical training and developing others. Salary of approximately $105,500 to $115,500, depending on experience and role expectations. Dedicated clinical training position, rather than trying to fit staff development around a full caseload. ESDM-focused approach, with an emphasis on naturalistic, play-based learning. Multidisciplinary environment, working alongside BCBAs, speech therapists and occupational therapists. Potential hybrid flexibility, with one work-from-home day in established centres where available. Clear career development, with opportunities to continue progressing within clinical leadership. What you'll be doing You'll play an important role in developing the clinical team, particularly RBTs joining the organisation. Your responsibilities will include: Training new RBTs in clinical practice and ESDM implementation. Supporting clinicians through their initial training period, particularly their first five to six weeks. Observing sessions, providing feedback and improving treatment fidelity. Supervising and supporting BCBA practicum students. Coaching clinicians to develop their clinical judgement and confidence. Collaborating with the wider clinical team to maintain consistent treatment standards. Identifying development needs and providing practical, hands-on training. You'll remain closely involved in clinical work, but your success will be measured through the development and quality of the clinicians you support. What we're looking for We're particularly interested in BCBAs who genuinely enjoy teaching, mentoring and helping others become better clinicians. Ideally, you'll bring: Current BCBA certification. Eligibility to practise in Arizona. Approximately three or more years of BCBA experience. Experience supervising, mentoring or training RBTs and developing clinicians. Strong knowledge of ABA principles, treatment fidelity and ethical practice. Confidence delivering constructive feedback and coaching others. An interest in early intervention and naturalistic teaching methods. Previous experience with ESDM would be beneficial, but isn't essential. You don't need to have held a formal Clinical Trainer title before. We're interested in people who have demonstrated the ability to develop others and want to make that a bigger part of their career.

What you will need

• Board Certified Behavior Analyst
• Early intervention

Benefits

• Medical insurance
• Vision
• Dental
• 401(k) or retirement match
• Paid holidays
• Paid time off
• CEU allowance
• Licensure and renewal fees paid
• Sign-on bonus
• Relocation assistance
• Performance bonus
• Remote or hybrid options