Board Certified Behaviour Analyst

A place to use your full skill set, grow as a clinician, and work within a supportive, values-driven team.

Employment Type: Full-time and part time opportunities available for the right therapist.

Why Allied Therapy?

If you’re a BCBA ready to take the next step in your career, Allied Therapy offers a unique opportunity to provide meaningful care without sacrificing flexibility, mentorship, or collaboration. Whether you’re just starting your certification or looking to move into a team-focused, whole-family approach, this is a place where your voice matters and your growth is supported.

We understand Behaviour Analysts are asking:

“How can I use my training in more creative and meaningful ways?”
“Will I still have support as I grow in my role?”
“Can I be part of a team that actually works together?”

At Allied Therapy, the answer is yes. Here, you can be supported and challenged. You’ll collaborate with other professionals in a respectful, inclusive culture built on integrity, growth, and accessibility.

What You’ll Be Doing

Clinical Evaluation

Conduct functional behaviour assessments (FBAs) using standardized and observational tools.
Develop evidence-based, data-informed behaviour support plans tailored to client needs.
Collaborate with SLPs, OTs, and other professionals to design wholistic, client-centered plans.

Client Care

Create and support neurodivergent affirming ABA programming in clinic, home, community, and virtual settings.
Provide direct coaching and training to families, support staff, and educators.
Offer trauma-informed care to clients of varying ages and needs.

Documentation

Maintain accurate records and progress reports in Jane (our electronic health record system).

Community Education

Occasionally deliver educational programming for families, daycares, and schools to promote best practices and community understanding.

Team Engagement

Participate in weekly professional development and monthly team meetings.
Engage in case discussions, mentorship, and shared learning opportunities.

What You Bring to the Team

Master’s degree in a relevant field and certification as a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA).
Certified as a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA).
Experience supporting neurodivergent individuals, ideally across the lifespan.
Competency in trauma-informed care and a family-centered, strength-based approach.
Computer literacy and comfort with tools like JaneApp, Google Workspace, etc.
Valid driver’s license, access to reliable transportation, and a clean Criminal Record Check and Child Abuse Registry.
Bonus: Fluency in French, Cantonese, or Arabic to serve our diverse community.

How You’ll Know You’re Successful Here

Your clients and families feel heard, supported, and engaged.
You consistently demonstrate strong clinical reasoning, professionalism, and teamwork.
Your documentation is complete and timely, and you contribute to billing sustainability.
You feel connected, valued, and challenged in your work, never isolated or unsupported.

What Makes Allied Therapy Different

Hybrid Flexibility: Work in the clinic, community, homes, and virtually, designed to meet the needs of your clients and your life.
Use Your Full Skill Set: No cookie-cutter programming. You’re trusted to build thoughtful, individualized plans with full support.
Ongoing Development: Weekly PD, peer learning, and mentorship are part of how we work.
Real Team Culture: We mean it. No silos, no egos- just strong, collaborative care.

Our Values in Action

Integrity: We do what’s right- even when it’s hard.
Collaboration: We show up for each other and for our families.
Innovation: We find creative, practical ways to solve complex challenges.
Accessibility: We meet families where they are, removing barriers to care.

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