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Clinic Manager

East Valley, AZ

Thrive Autism Services is a specialty agency for children with autism spectrum disorder, with both in-clinic and in-home services. We service clients with behavior, cognitive, developmental needs from 18 months into adulthood. We offer caring ABA therapy centered around the client’s voice and experience. Our mission is to create a healthy and safe environment for all individuals living with Autism to learn, grow and THRIVE. We take pride in knowing that we make a difference in a person’s life each day.

What You'll Do

Job Summary
We are seeking an energetic and detail-oriented Clinic Manager to lead our facility with enthusiasm and precision. In this pivotal role, you will oversee daily operations, ensure compliance with behavioral health regulations, manage staff, and optimize clinic performance. Your leadership will help create a welcoming environment where quality care thrives, and team members are empowered to excel.

Duties

  • As a Clinic Manager, you are expected to train and equip providers in the implementation of treatment plans
  • In addition, Clinical Supervisor demonstrates a functional understanding of best practices in ABA clinical care so that Thrive Autism Services clients progress in a quantitative and qualitative manner
  • Clinical Supervisors provide consultation and support to families and children
  • Assist Director of Autism/Clinical Director in the daily operations
  • Assist in scheduling operations for clinic setting
  • Conducts, mentors, and trains new Behavioral Technicians as assigned
  • Responsible for covering sessions as needed to ensure schedules run smoothly
  • Implement 1:1 direct Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques in the clinical setting
  • Implement treatment plans created by the supervising BCBA and work in collaboration with other team members toward this goal
  • Ensure Behavioral Specialists and RBTs compliance with their session notes and data collection
  • Oversee, train, and provide constructive feedback to Behavioral Specialists and RBTs in Applied Behavior Analysis and Discrete Trial Teaching so that therapeutic quality and standards are maintained
  • Assist the Director or Autism/Clinical Director in creating weekly curriculum and materials
  • Attend additional professional meetings and parent consultation meetings to ensure performance and caseload services are within a satisfactory level
  • Ensure caseload treatment goals are current and up to date in Rethink as needed
  • Assist with opening/closing the clinic daily

What We're Looking For

Skills

  • Proven experience in medical office management or healthcare management within a clinical setting.
  • Strong supervisory skills with the ability to lead multidisciplinary teams effectively.
  • Expertise in fiscal management include budgeting, financial oversight, and resource allocation.
  • Experience with office management tasks including human resources functions and staff development.

Minimum Qualifications:

  • Active RBT license (1+ years with an active RBT certification)
  • Leadership experience in related field
  • Training experience in related field
  • Ability to work 7:30am-3:30pm M-F and 4 weekends a year (Saturdays only)

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Experience training RBTs and managing conflict
  • Administrative experience

Compensation & Benefits

  • $60,000–$65,000 starting annual salary, based on experience*
  • Comprehensive benefits package
  • 100% remote work environment
  • Primary Monday–Friday schedule
  • Supportive clinical leadership and ongoing collaboration

Why Thrive?

At Thrive, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive and every clinician deserves an environment where they can do meaningful work while building a sustainable career.

If you're an experienced RBT who wants meaningful work, a collaborative environment, family connection, or professional support, we'd love to meet you.

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Pay Range

$60,000 - $65,000 USD

Joining our team means that you are part of a passionate team of professionals dedicated to meeting the needs of our clients. Thrive Autism is committed to diversity, inclusion, and belonging. We strive to create an environment where everyone feels valued and supported, regardless of their background or identity.

Come help us create a healthy and safe environment for all individuals living with Autism to learn, grow and THRIVE!

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