Market Clinical Services Director

Required

• Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special Education, or a closely related field
• Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in good standing
• Licensed Applied Behavior Analyst (LABA) in Massachusetts, or license-eligible and able to obtain licensure prior to start
• 8+ years of clinical experience in ABA, including 5+ years as a BCBA and 3+ years in a clinical leadership role at the Clinical Director level or above
• Demonstrated experience training and supervising BCBAs, supervisees, trainees, and behavior technicians, including training others to train
• Deep expertise in Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Intervention approaches and early intervention for children under 6
• Demonstrated experience building or operating clinical quality and fidelity systems
• Proven ability to lead, influence, and drive change through dotted-line relationships rather than direct reporting authority
• Strong clinical judgment, written communication, and coaching skills
• Willingness to travel regularly to centers across Massachusetts
• You are a clinician-leader who believes quality is built through people, not policed through checklists. You are equally comfortable reviewing a treatment plan, coaching a first-year BCBA through a difficult case, and presenting your market's outcomes to an executive team. You lead through credibility rather than authority, and you are energized by the challenge of holding a high clinical bar across multiple centers while the organization grows around you. You are deeply committed to neurodiversity-affirming, assent-based practice, and you can translate that commitment into concrete standards, training, and supervision that clinicians can actually use. You partner naturally with operational leaders, understanding that strong clinical care and a sustainable business are not in tension.
• At ANNA, we are working to transform autism care by combining rigorous clinical training, compassionate family-centered practice, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches. Our Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Intervention (NDBI) model supports each child's strengths through play-based, developmentally informed care.