Overview
Neurostars is a small, local, clinician-owned company seeking Senior Developmental Support Specialists to join our team.
Neurostars serves clients aged 1–17 in home, school, and community settings.
What sets us apart from many ABA providers
-Small caseloads focused on quality of care and continuity of services.
-Strong compensation and benefits designed to support long-term staff retention and reduce burnout.
-PTO, paid holidays, weekly pay, and a 401(k) with a 3% employer contribution.
-Direct access to local clinical leadership and consistent support from supervising BCBAs.
-Technology and data-collection systems designed to reduce administrative burden, improve clinical quality, and simplify documentation.
Our values
-Affirming Difference: We respect neurodiversity and do not seek to eliminate the traits that make a person who they are.
-Empowerment: We support individuals in making meaningful choices about their time, relationships, and environment.
-Family Partnership: We identify and build on existing strengths while remaining guided by each family’s values, culture, and goals.
-Evidence-Based Practice: Every strategy we use is supported by research and individualized to each client’s needs.
Responsibilities
-Implement individualized support plans developed by supervising BCBAs.
-Support clients in developing communication, adaptive living, social, and self-advocacy skills.
-Collect session data and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
-Collaborate with families, schools, and clinical supervisors.
-Participate in ongoing training and professional development.
Requirements
-Bachelor’s degree required.
-Minimum of 2 years of experience implementing ABA programs in home, school, or community settings.
-Applicants nearing these qualifications may be considered for related positions.
-Reliable transportation for local travel between client locations.