Department: Clinical Supervisor - CertifiedEducation: education_required
Compensation · Listed in posting
$75,000 – $85,000/yr
Centria Autism is hiring a BCaBA to provide clinical oversight of ABA therapy under a BCBA, train and mentor Behavior Technicians and RBTs, assist with behavior intervention plans, collect and analyze client data, communicate with families, and support assent-based, child-centered care. The role offers a base salary of $75,000–$85,000 plus weekly and monthly bonus opportunities, along with professional development, CEU support, paid CEU days, wellness benefits, and other perks.
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ABA therapyFarmington Hills, MI
Centria provides ABA therapy services, early intervention, and personalized treatment to support children with autism. Families can access ABA therapy in a variety of settings, including in-home and center-based therapy. Its services use individualized plans and positive reinforcement, and therapists track progress and make adjustments as needed. The company says it accepts most major insurances. Centria offers career opportunities in ABA therapy and related fields, including behavior technician, BCBA, and corporate or administrative roles. It describes itself as a team committed to excellence in care and support. Centria’s Elevate program is a values-driven practicum for aspiring BCBAs, with consistent mentorship, structured fieldwork, and full-time paid employment.
Who they serve
Centria Autism serves children with autism and their families.