Diagnostic Evaluator for Autism and Related Disorders - Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Texas

States:FloridaGeorgiaIllinoisMichiganNorth CarolinaOklahomaSouth CarolinaTexasAbout the OpportunityPositive Behavior Supports Corp. (Team PBS) is launching a new Diagnostic Evaluations service line to expand access for families seeking developmental and behavioral assessments. We are seeking experienced, licensed diagnosticians with expertise in autism and related developmental delays to contribute as subject matter experts during program development and to provide ongoing diagnostic services within their licensed states as the program rolls out.This is a unique opportunity to help shape a new diagnostic model from the ground up, influence operational and clinical workflows, and potentially establish a long-term referral relationship with one of the nation's largest providers of behavioral health services.Program Development & Service Delivery Role SummaryTeam PBS is launching a new Diagnostic Evaluations service designed to expand access to high-quality diagnostic assessments for families in need of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services. Team PBS is seeking experienced, licensed diagnosticians who want to play a foundational role in shaping this program and delivering ongoing diagnostic services within their licensed states. This dual‑impact role combines subject matter expertise during program development with direct clinical service delivery once the program launches. It is an opportunity to influence diagnostic workflows, improve access for families nationwide, and establish a long‑term referral relationship with one of the nation’s largest providers of behavioral health services.Qualified CandidatesWe are interested in speaking with professionals such as:Licensed Psychologists (PhD or PsyD)Developmental PsychologistsNeuropsychologistsNeurologistDevelopmental PediatriciansPsychiatristsPhysicians authorized to diagnose developmental disordersPsychological Associates (where permitted by state law)Other licensed professionals qualified to perform and sign diagnostic evaluations within their stateKey ResponsibilitiesProgram Development & Clinical Leadership- Serve as a subject matter expert during the design and buildout of PBS Corp.’s diagnostic evaluation model.Provide guidance on best practices for assessment protocols, documentation standards, and interdisciplinary collaboration.Advise on operational workflows, scheduling models, and family‑centered evaluation processes. Collaborate with PBS leadership to ensure the diagnostic model aligns with ethical, regulatory, and clinical standards.Diagnostic Service Delivery Conduct comprehensive diagnostic evaluations within your licensed state(s), including developmental, behavioral, and autism related assessments. Utilize evidence‑based tools and clinical judgment to determine diagnostic impressions and recommendations.Prepare clear, timely, and family-friendly evaluation reports.Communicate results to families with compassion, clarity, and cultural sensitivity.Coordinate with PBS clinical teams to support seamless transitions into ABA or other recommended services.Collaboration & Quality AssuranceParticipate in ongoing quality improvement initiatives as the diagnostic program grows.Provide consultation to PBS clinical teams regarding diagnostic criteria, case conceptualization, and treatment alignment.Maintain compliance with state licensure requirements, payer standards, and PBS Corp. policies.

Qualifications

Active, unrestricted licensure as a psychologist, neurologist, developmental pediatrician, developmental psychologist, physician, or other diagnostician authorized to render formal diagnoses within your state.Demonstrated experience conducting diagnostic evaluations, preferably including autism and developmental assessments.Strong understanding of DSM‑5‑TR criteria and evidence‑based assessment tools.Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate clinical findings into accessible language for families.Commitment to ethical practice, cultural responsiveness, and family-centered care.Interest in program development, workflow design, or clinical systems improvement.Why Join PBS Corp. Opportunity to shape a new diagnostic service from the ground up.Flexible evaluation scheduling and remote/onsite options depending on state regulations.Potential for long-term referral partnerships with one of the nation’s largest ABA providers.Clinician‑first culture with autonomy, transparency, and strong administrative support.Mission‑driven organization serving families across 30+ states.What You'll Help Us BuildAs a consulting diagnostician, you will help PBS understand and navigate the diagnostic landscape within the states where you currently hold licensure.Areas of collaboration may include:State-specific diagnostic requirements and regulationsCredentialing and payer requirementsDiagnostic billing codes and reimbursement considerationsTelehealth allowances and restrictionsScope of practice considerationsClinical workflow designMulti-disciplinary diagnostic models involving physicians, psychologists, and behavior analystsDocumentation and report requirementsQuality assurance and clinical best practicesFuture Service Delivery OpportunitiesFollowing the consultation phase, selected providers may have the opportunity to:Conduct diagnostic evaluations for PBS-referred familiesParticipate in telehealth-based diagnostic servicesCollaborate with local BCBAs and clinical teamsAuthor and sign diagnostic reports where permitted by law and payer requirementsAssist with state-specific program expansion effortsQualificationsActive, unrestricted professional license in at least one of the listed statesExperience conducting diagnostic evaluations for Autism Spectrum DisorderFamiliarity with insurance authorization and payer requirementsKnowledge of telehealth regulations and clinical service deliveryStrong written documentation and report-writing skillsInterest in helping design scalable clinical programs