Executive Clinical Director BCBA
Executive Clinical Director, BCBA House of Hearts ABA, Utah · Remote, anywhere in the US · Utah LBA · Full time, with flexibility to start part time Build Something That Matters House of Hearts ABA provides in home and school based ABA therapy to children ages 1 to 18. Now we are bringing in home ABA to families across greater Salt Lake City and Provo, and we are looking for the clinical leader who will lead it with us. You will not be building alone. You will step into a proven structure with the systems, processes, and infrastructure already built, and you will collaborate with an amazing clinical team that is committed to delivering the highest quality care. Your focus is leading the Utah clinical operation: developing the team, growing our reach, and setting a high standard of care for every family we serve. If you are a BCBA who has led teams, loves the clinical work, understands the business behind it, and wants to help as many families as possible, we want to talk to you. Work From Anywhere, Start Full Time or Part Time This role can be done from anywhere in the United States. You can start full time right away, or if you are not ready to leave your current job yet, there is flexibility to start part time while Utah gets up and running. Part time will definitely transition to full time as the region grows. You may need to travel to Utah every 3 to 4 months to meet the team, families, and referral partners in person. House of Hearts will pay for that travel. The Role As Executive Clinical Director, you will lead the entire clinical operation in Utah. You will oversee our BCBAs and RBTs, own the quality of every treatment plan and session, and make sure each family receives the best clinical care possible. You will work closely with House of Hearts leadership on operations and growth, and you will share in the success of what you build through a performance based profit share.
What You Will Do
Lead, mentor, and supervise the Utah clinical team of BCBAs and RBTs. Recruit, hire, train, and develop clinicians who share our commitment to quality care. Provide supervision, protocol modification, and caregiver training through telehealth in the early stages while the team is being built. Set and uphold clinical standards across assessments, treatment plans, supervision, parent training, and session quality. Make sure documentation, authorizations, and session notes meet Utah Medicaid and commercial payer requirements. Use CentralReach daily to manage scheduling, documentation, data collection, and clinical oversight. Partner with leadership on the operational side of the business, including intake, staffing, scheduling, utilization, and growth. Build strong relationships with families, pediatricians, schools, and referral sources across Salt Lake City and Provo, both virtually and during visits to Utah. Track clinical and operational performance and turn the data into action. Who You Are A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in good standing. An active Utah Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA). If you do not yet hold a Utah LBA, you must be willing to obtain it as soon as possible. Experienced operating in Utah, with a working knowledge of Utah Medicaid, Utah payers, and the Utah ABA landscape. An experienced leader who has served as a Clinical Director, Lead BCBA, or in a similar role overseeing BCBAs and RBTs. Very strong clinically, with a track record of meaningful client progress. A vocal leader who sets the tone, gives clear direction, and holds the team to a high standard, including from a distance. Highly efficient in CentralReach. Someone who knows and understands the operational side of ABA, including authorizations, utilization, scheduling, payer requirements, and how clinical decisions affect the health of the business. Passionate about this work and excited to help as many families as possible. Able to travel to Utah every 3 to 4 months, with travel paid by House of Hearts.
Compensation
Launch phase: $85 to $100 per hour, based on experience, full time or part time. Salary: The role transitions to a full time salary of $95,000 to $110,000 per year, based on experience. Performance based profit share: You will receive a share of the profits from what you help build in Utah, so you get a piece of what you are working so hard to create. Paid travel: House of Hearts covers the cost of your trips to Utah. Why House of Hearts Lead with a strong foundation. You will lead and grow Utah, backed by a structure and infrastructure that are already in place. Flexibility to start. Start full time right away, or begin part time without leaving your current role and step into full time as Utah grows. Upside tied to your impact. The profit share means your success and the region's success move together. Support behind you. You will have the backing of an established multi state organization, including credentialing, billing, authorizations, and operations support, so you can focus on leading great care. A family centered culture. Our name says it all. We lead with heart, and we hold ourselves to a high clinical standard.
How to Apply
Send your resume and a short note about why you want to lead House of Hearts Utah to [email protected]. Tell us about your experience operating in Utah, a team you have led, and the results you are proudest of.