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    BCBA Jobs

    Live Board Certified Behavior Analyst roles across the US, every one with advertised pay, setting and caseload expectations published before you apply.

    Advertised pay
    $75k – $115k
    Live roles
    36 open now
    Credential
    BCBA certification with BACB, plus state licensure where required

    BCBA Jobs: what is available, and what does it pay?

    We currently hold 36 live Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) roles across the US, with the most activity in Utah, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Connecticut. Advertised BCBA pay typically runs $75k – $115k, and every listing names its pay, setting and caseload expectations before you apply. The single most requested role we recruit. Demand is heaviest in center-based and hybrid ABA across Texas, Florida, California, Arizona and the Carolinas, and strongest of all for BCBAs willing to carry a supervisory caseload.

    Live BCBA roles

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    Advertised pay

    Advertised BCBA pay ranges in the United States
    Career stageAdvertised payWhat typically sits behind it
    Entry$75kNewly credentialed, supervised caseload
    Mid-career$92kFull caseload, independent, some supervision of others
    Senior$115kLead or multi-site scope, clinical quality ownership

    Ranges reflect what we typically see advertised on roles we recruit for in the US. They are a market guide, not a survey, and vary by setting, caseload and experience. Last reviewed August 2026.

    Questions people ask

    Are there BCBA jobs near me?
    Right now we hold 36 live BCBA roles, concentrated in Utah, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Connecticut. Every listing names its state and setting, and remote roles are marked as such.
    What do BCBA roles pay?
    Across the roles we recruit, advertised BCBA pay typically runs $75k – $115k. Entry roles start around $75k, mid-career around $92k, and senior or lead roles reach $115k. Ranges reflect what we typically see advertised on roles we recruit for in the US. They are a market guide, not a survey, and vary by setting, caseload and experience.
    Do I need a state license as well as BCBA certification?
    In most states, yes. The majority now license behavior analysts separately (commonly LBA or LABA), and payers increasingly require it. Certification is national; licensure is state by state, so plan for both when you move.
    What caseload should a BCBA expect?
    It varies by setting and payer mix. Center-based roles are usually quoted as a client count, in-home roles as billable hours per week. Ask for both numbers plus the supervision ratio before you accept; it tells you more about the job than the salary does.
    Can BCBA work be remote?
    Partly. Telehealth supervision, parent training and program writing are routinely remote, while assessments and overlaps usually are not. Fully remote BCBA roles exist but are a small share of the market.

    Hiring BCBAs?

    BCBA searches are won on caseload size, billable expectations, supervision ratio and PTO, not headline salary. We qualify all four before we take a role to market.

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    • Behavioral health only
    • Recruiting across all 50 states
    • Pay published on every role
    • Recruitment partnerships, not job spam