Company Overview

IABA is rooted in Naperville, Oak Lawn, and Glenview IL as well as Castle Rock, and growing in Denver CO. Our team is made up of dedicated professionals.

There are many people involved behind the scenes with IABA, but here is a look at some of the positions that work directly with clients and their families.

Clinical Director/Supervisor: Ensures quality outcomes for clients as defined by company and industry standards. Clinical directors supervise regional operations & intakes and maintain a supportive work environment. A clinical supervisor has a larger caseload and directly supervises BCBAs and RBTs in their region, as well as miscellaneous projects that directly impact BCBAs.

Senior BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): Is focused on parent education and client outcomes related to parent-training goals. The Senior BCBA meets with our families semi-monthly to teach the principles of ABA and monitor client progress outside of sessions. The Senior BCBA runs semi-annual ABA evaluations and updates authorizations with feedback from the family as well as treating BCBA.

BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst): Involved in development, implementation, and evaluation of interventions, as well as supervising the in-home program, clinic, and school services.

LPHA (Licensed Professional of the Healing Arts): Each IABA clinic in Illinois is a credentialled Behavioral Health Clinic under the supervision of a LPHA. The LPHA completes the IM-CANS semi-annually with our Medicaid clients to ensure they are receiving holistic support that allows clients to thrive outside of direct ABA services. The LPHA is often a social worker or licensed counselor whose clinical focus is supporting the whole family. 

Lead Regional Therapist (LRT): Is responsible for training new RBTs, supports a team of BCBAs, and ensures clients receive direct therapy hours within their region when other staff need to cancel sessions due to illness.

Registered Behavior Technician (RBT): Directly provides ABA therapy in a 1:1 setting for all IABA clients under the supervision of their BCBA. RBTs at IABA receive 5-20% supervision of all client sessions, are crisis-trained, and receive increased reimbursement when they go above and beyond their job responsibilities. 

Systems and Communication Supervisor (SCS): Operates as the integrator between IABA policies, employees, and families. Our SCS keeps IABA compliant per our governing laws and oversees the HR department as well as the Scheduling department.

Intake Coordinator: Is in direct contact with families about the intake process and provides information about IABA services.

Scheduler: Communicates new scheduling policies to all clients.

Billing Specialist: Responsible for supporting families with insurance, billing, and authorization questions.

Current Job Posts
IABA is often looking for quality employees to join our experienced team. You can find current open positions here.