Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) - Hixson, Tennessee

Step into a role where your expertise as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) can have district-wide impact in an education-centered environment. This part-time, onsite contract opportunity involves supporting students and staff through consultation across multiple schools in the Chattanooga area, beginning as soon as possible and extending through May 2027.

Responsibilities include providing high-quality behavioral support and analysis via a unique district-based model. You’ll work primarily from the district office, fielding referrals from up to 80 schools—actual caseloads are determined with geographic convenience in mind, helping you manage your time and travel efficiently. Leverage the district’s structured processes, such as a dedicated Help Desk and monthly consultations with the Vanderbilt Triad program, ensuring you have professional support, detailed data, and regular feedback at every step.

Position Highlights:

• Part-time, 10–15 hours per week with flexible scheduling within school hours
• Serve as a vital consultant for school teams, developing and guiding behavioral intervention plans
• Collaborate with district leadership and outside partners to continuously improve student outcomes
• Benefit from a geographic assignment strategy that minimizes excess travel
• Join a forward-thinking district with ongoing professional learning opportunities

Qualifications:

• Current BCBA certification in good standing
• Experience supporting K-12 populations in school settings preferred
• Excellent communication, documentation, and consultative skills
• Must complete required fingerprinting and credentialing prior to start

The district’s proactive approach protects your work-life balance and places a high priority on manageable workloads. Contribute your skills to a community that values your expertise and fosters professional collaboration.

Ready to make a difference on a flexible, part-time basis? Submit your application today and help shape positive outcomes for students across the Chattanooga area.

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