Board Certified Behavior Analyst/Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCBA/LABA) Naturalistic, Neurodiversity
Famspring was born from a firsthand understanding of the challenges and triumphs of raising a child with autism. We partner with families to navigate their unique paths with expert care and genuine support. We are committed to improving the independence and self-advocacy of our clients with an emphasis on putting the child first, always. For more information, see
We are a child-centered ABA practice committed to joyful, child-led, and neurodiversity-affirming care. We believe meaningful progress happens through connection, enthusiasm, and creativity—not compliance-driven approaches. Our team values collaboration, emotional regulation, and building genuine relationships with learners and families.
We believe:
- ABA should be joyful, child-affirming, and meaningful
- Learners thrive when given autonomy and respect
- Strong relationships drive the best outcomes
- Clinicians deserve flexibility, support, and room to grow
We are looking for BCBA or LABA who bring energy, flexibility, and heart to their work.
What Makes This Role Different
- Autonomy & Flexibility – Design and adapt programming while receiving collaborative clinical support (not micromanagement)
- Growth-Oriented Environment – Opportunities to mentor staff, contribute to program development, and evolve into leadership roles at a small and growing practice
- Collaborative Culture – Work closely with experienced professionals who value feedback and shared problem-solving
- Manageable Caseloads – Typically 5–7 clients, with a focus on quality over volume
Who We’re Looking For
We’re looking for a BCBA who is:
- Compassionate, thoughtful, and relationship-driven
- Excited to work alongside a small team of providers at a growing practice
- Creative and able to design engaging, individualized programming
- Comfortable in a growing, evolving environment that requires flexibility
- A strong mentor who can both support and hold Behavior Technicians accountable
- Organized, proactive, and responsive with communication and documentation
- Open to feedback and committed to ongoing growth
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct client intakes, including parent interviews, observations, and assessments
- Develop individualized, meaningful treatment plans
- Supervise and provide clear, supportive, and actionable feedback to Behavior Technicians
- Collaborate with families, schools, and interdisciplinary providers
Required Qualifications
- Active BCBA or LABA certification and Washington state licensure
- 3+ years experience working with children with developmental disabilities
- SBT experience is a plus!
- 1+ years of experience supervising and training Behavior Technicians
- Reliable transportation and willingness to travel within the Eastside Seattle area
Schedule, Caseload & Location
- Schedule: ~20–30 hours per week (mix of direct, supervision, and indirect time) with opportunities for growth
- Caseload: 5-7 clients
- Location: Services provided in home, school, and community settings across the Eastside area (Bellevue, Sammamish, Issaquah)
- Flexible scheduling is based on client needs; morning and evening availability is preferred
Compensation & Benefits
- $60–$70 per hour
- Flexible schedule
- Mileage reimbursement between client locations
- Manageable caseload with ongoing clinical collaboration
- Opportunity for increased hours and leadership as the company grows
