
Director of Clinical Quality and Outcomes, BCBA-D Preferred
Posted Jul 27

Posted Jul 27
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in New York.
• Define and implement clinical quality on a large scale.
• Set clear, measurable benchmarks for what constitutes “good” across assessments, treatment plans, supervision, and session delivery, transforming subjective clinical judgment into objective, repeatable frameworks.
• Take ownership of outcomes and clinical performance metrics.
• Design and monitor essential quality KPIs (progress rates, goal mastery, utilization, treatment fidelity, reassessment cadence). Develop dashboards and systems to highlight high- and low-performing providers.
• Create audit and feedback mechanisms.
• Establish scalable QA processes for session notes, treatment plans, and documentation. Identify trends, initiate corrective actions, and ensure clinics are consistently audit-ready.
• Integrate clinical standards into technology and products.
• Collaborate closely with Product and Engineering to translate clinical best practices and payer requirements into workflows—such as treatment plan scaffolding, in-session prompts, documentation validation, and compliance safeguards.
• Align care delivery with payer expectations and evidence-based standards.
• Ensure that clinical services meet payer guidelines and mitigate audit risks, denials, and clawbacks. Stay ahead of changing requirements and embed them into systems.
• Facilitate value-based care models.
• Define and track outcomes that are significant to payers and families. Assist in designing pilots and frameworks for value-based reimbursement (e.g., outcomes-based incentives, utilization efficiency, time-to-progress) and ensure reliable measurement and delivery against these metrics.
• Serve as a clinical advocate in payer partnerships.
• Support discussions with payers by translating clinical performance into clear, persuasive narratives. Position Alpaca as a high-quality, outcomes-driven partner worthy of preferred rates and network status.
• Lead provider training and clinical enablement.
• Design onboarding, continuous training, and performance enhancement programs for BCBAs and RBTs. Create playbooks that assist clinicians in improving outcomes and efficiency.
• Establish and manage clinical quality infrastructure.
• Over time, recruit and lead a team focused on QA, training, and clinical performance. Develop systems that can scale across states, payers, and care models.
• Link outcomes to growth.
• Collaborate with Growth and Provider Success teams to ensure that strong outcomes result in increased referrals, retention, and payer relationships.
• Extensive experience in ABA clinical practice (BCBA certification required; BCBA-D and multi-site or leadership experience preferred).
• A well-defined perspective on what high-quality care entails—and the capability to operationalize that vision.
• Experience working with payers, including knowledge of medical necessity, audits, and reimbursement dynamics.
• Familiarity with or interest in value-based care models and outcomes-driven reimbursement.
• Ability to work cross-functionally with technology, operations, and payer relations/RCM teams.
• A propensity for building systems rather than merely addressing isolated issues.
• A passion for influencing how care is delivered—and compensated—on a national scale.
• Highly ambitious and eager to create something impactful at a rapid pace.
• Comfortable working harder and moving faster than the average person.
• Flourish in environments characterized by minimal structure and significant accountability.
• Attractive compensation package.
• Competitive salary.
• Significant equity opportunities.
• Comprehensive health benefits.
• Flexible paid time off.
• Dinner provided when working late.
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