BCBA career path
Lead thoughtful, evidence-based ABA care.
Board Certified Behavior Analysts oversee assessment and care planning, supervise behavior technicians, and collaborate with families. Explore the role, modeled salary estimates, and future opportunities in your service area.
Estimated national anchor
$78,000
modeled median annual pay
$65,000 to $95,000
modeled middle range
Master's degree, ABA coursework, supervised fieldwork, and the BCBA exam. State licensure requirements vary — confirm your state board.
Where BCBA work can make a difference
BCBAs connect clinical planning, direct-care supervision, and family collaboration across in-person, hybrid, and some remote settings.
Remote-capable
BCBA supervision and parent coaching can often support hybrid models.
Supports care teams
BCBAs supervise behavior technicians and help a care team deliver a consistent plan.
Family collaboration
Parent coaching and clear follow-up can help skills carry over into daily routines.
BCBA salary estimates by state
Provider interest list
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