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Conduct live virtual parent-coaching sessions and develop individualized treatment plans based on caregiver concerns. Facilitate weekly small-group coaching sessions and maintain timely clinical documentation in accordance with regulatory requirements.
Greater Goals ABA / MomVersity
100% Remote | Parent Training & Clinical Coaching | Georgia & Other Eligible States
Are you a BCBA seeking a flexible, rewarding opportunity where you can apply your clinical expertise, work independently, and make a meaningful impact on families?
Greater Goals ABA is expanding its MomVersity program, and we're looking for qualified, dedicated BCBAs to join our growing clinical team.
✅ 100% Remote – Work from home without commuting or in-home visits.
✅ Flexible Scheduling – Schedule sessions based on family availability and caseload needs.
✅ Clinical Independence – Apply your expertise through individualized treatment planning and direct caregiver coaching.
✅ Meaningful Family Impact – Help caregivers build practical skills that support their children's development.
✅ Collaborative Team – Be part of a growing, family-centered ABA program.
MomVersity is a live, telehealth-based ABA parent-training program connecting families directly with BCBAs through Zoom.
Rather than traditional in-home RBT services, BCBAs coach parents in real time through everyday routines, structured learning modules, and weekly group sessions, empowering caregivers to become the primary implementers of their child's ABA program.
Conduct live virtual parent-coaching sessions, including real-time family dinner coaching via Zoom.
Develop and oversee individualized treatment plans based on caregiver concerns and intake information.
Deliver structured content through MomVersity's Live Learning Hub, providing individualized 1:1 caregiver feedback.
Facilitate weekly small-group coaching sessions with up to 8 families.
Conduct initial intake calls and develop individualized family support plans.
Maintain timely clinical documentation in accordance with insurance and regulatory requirements.
Collaborate with the clinical team on caseload updates, client progress, and program development.
Ensure compliance with applicable state-specific licensure and regulatory requirements.
Active BCBA certification in good standing (required).
Active or eligible for licensure in Georgia and/or other states served; multi-state licensure is a plus.
Experience providing ABA services to children with autism spectrum disorder and their families.
Strong verbal and written communication skills and the ability to coach caregivers effectively.
Self-motivated, organized, and comfortable working independently.
Reliable internet connection and a private, HIPAA-compliant telehealth workspace.
Telehealth experience preferred, but not required.
Fully Remote | Flexible Scheduling
Hours are determined by client availability and assigned caseload. Full-time hours are not guaranteed.
If you're a BCBA who values professional independence, flexible scheduling, and meaningful clinical work, we'd welcome the opportunity to connect.
Please send your resume or inquiries to:
Greater Goals ABA | MomVersity
Empowering Caregivers. Strengthening Families. Creating Meaningful Progress.
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