Pediatric BCBA — Wright City, Warren County, MO

Full-Time | Clinic-Based with Hybrid Flexibility

Clinic location: 312 Warren Ave, Wright City, MO 63390

Warren County, on the I-70 corridor about 15 minutes west of Wentzville (exit 199).

If RBT coverage, lunch duty, floater shifts, and making up canceled hours have taken over your week, this role is built differently.

A clinical practice you can stand behind

At AB Spectrum's Wright City clinic, you can love being a BCBA again. You practice as a clinician. You have real time with children, a caseload you can know well, and space in the week for thoughtful clinical work.

Families come here from Wright City, Wentzville, Warrenton, Foristell, Truesdale, Troy, and the rest of Warren County. You stay at this one clinic. You do not travel between sites or into homes.

What stays off your plate

You will not be asked to work RBT shifts, cover lunch, float, recruit, run the front desk, or build the staff schedule. If a client cancels, you will not be expected to make up those hours.

Your caseload is 4 to 6 children. Plan on about 4 to 6 hours a week with each child, and an average of 25 billable hours a week. That leaves room for treatment planning, documentation, and collaboration.

How the week is set up

Wright City sits in Warren County along I-70, west of Wentzville. The clinic is at 312 Warren Ave, a short drive from exit 199, which keeps the commute straightforward for clinicians who live in Wentzville, Foristell, Warrenton, or other nearby I-70 communities.

You will be onsite four days a week. A fifth day is remote and reserved for appropriate clinical work, depending on clinical and coverage needs. Hours are daytime, Monday through Friday, so evenings and weekends stay yours.

Time away includes three weeks of vacation, a separate four-day sick-time allowance, and paid company holidays, subject to eligibility and plan terms.

A child-led way to practice: Reggio ABA

Reggio ABA combines evidence-based ABA with the creativity and exploration of Reggio Emilia. Each child's interests help shape learning, so play, connection, and curiosity have a place in individualized treatment, always with clinical purpose and measurable goals.

That might look like practicing communication during an art project, coaching an RBT through a shared game, or finding a learning opportunity outdoors. You will work alongside fellow BCBAs, speech-language pathologists, and clinical leaders to refine strategies and notice progress.

Who this role is for

• Active BCBA certification in good standing through the BACB
• Missouri behavior analyst licensure, or eligibility to obtain required licensure
• A master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis or a related field
• Sound clinical judgment, clear communication, and strong organization
• Comfort coaching RBTs, partnering with caregivers, and working with clinical colleagues
• A commitment to early intervention and compassionate, individualized care for young children with autism
• Interest in child-led learning, mentorship, and continued professional growth

What you will do in Wright City

• Lead assessments and reassessments that identify strengths, needs, and treatment priorities
• Build and oversee individualized treatment plans with meaningful, measurable goals
• Use data and clinical judgment to monitor progress and adjust interventions
• Supervise, coach, and mentor RBTs so treatment stays consistent and skillful
• Observe therapy, spend direct time with children, and support your team
• Train and collaborate with parents and caregivers so skills can carry over beyond the clinic
• Coordinate care with speech-language pathologists and clinical leadership
• Maintain accurate, timely documentation and high standards of ethical care

Clinical quality guides our work. Services must be clinically appropriate and supported by each child's treatment needs, authorizations, and documentation.

The support around your practice

Operations, billing, and authorization teams handle clinic administration so you can stay with assessment, treatment, supervision, and caregiver collaboration. You also get mentorship and feedback on your clinical judgment, plus room to grow through TobyTracks toward deeper clinical expertise, mentoring others, or clinical or people leadership.

• Eligible CEU support and professional development
• Employer-contributed health insurance
• 401(k) eligibility after one year
• Employee referral incentives

Compensation

Base pay is $75,000 to $100,000 a year, set by experience and qualifications. Eligible team members can also earn quarterly performance incentives. Some locations and roles include a sign-on bonus of up to $10,000, subject to current program terms.

AB Spectrum has been locally owned and founder-led in the St. Louis area since 2016. This Warren County clinic is part of that same organization. Come do clinical work you can stand behind, and still have a life outside the clinic.

If you are ready to love being a BCBA again, we would like to meet you. Apply today.

Apply: Pediatric BCBA — Wright City, Warren County, MO https://www.abspectrum.org/pediatric-bcba-wright-city/

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Compensation, incentives, benefits, paid time off, and hybrid arrangements are subject to eligibility and applicable written offer and program terms.

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