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On Target ABA is a small, hand-picked team of BCBAs, RBTs, and operations leads who actually know your child’s name. Below is our founder — full bios for the rest of the clinical team are coming soon.
Ilana started On Target ABA in 2022 after more than a decade in Special Education and Applied Behavior Analysis. Her clinical work sits at the intersection of language and behavior — a deliberate choice, given that so much of what families come to us about (tantrums, refusals, scripting, social withdrawal) is really a communication story underneath.
She trained as a Speech and Language Pathologist before crossing into Special Education and ABA, which is why our plans tend to read less like a behavior worksheet and more like a roadmap for the whole child. Every clinician we hire is mentored against that same standard.
I believe every child can make meaningful progress when the plan is built around who they actually are — not who a manual says they should be. Our job is to listen first, measure honestly, and meet families where they live.
— Ilana Gross, BCBA · Clinical Director
These directors keep operations, scholarship partnerships, and clinical integrity tight across every clinic in two states.
Each region has a Regional Clinical Director who owns BCBA hiring, supervision standards, and the clinical bar in their state.
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Each clinic has its own lead — Clinical Director or Center Director — accountable for the team, the care plan, and the experience families feel from day one. Utah is led from the regional level by Joel Cardenas (above).
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Many of the families we serve get ABA in their home or at their child’s school — because that’s where the skills actually need to land. Alycia leads that whole side of our practice: the clinicians who go into homes and schools, the partnerships that make it possible, and the coordination with teachers and IEP teams.
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Credentials get a candidate to the table. What earns the job is the way they talk about kids when no one is watching. Every clinician is interviewed by Ilana, shadowed in session, and mentored against the same clinical standard.
Every BCBA and BCaBA on this page holds an active board certification. RBTs are registered and supervised on the BACB standard.
New RBTs get paired with a lead clinician on day one. In-session coaching, weekly 1:1s, and a clear path to BCaBA/BCBA for those who want it.
No one on the team talks like a manual. We hire clinicians who can explain a behavior plan to a tired parent in plain English — and mean it.
Yes — consistency is the entire point. Your child is assigned a primary RBT and a supervising BCBA who stay with them. We use back-up clinicians on the same team only when a primary is sick or on vacation, and you always know in advance.
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) at your home clinic writes and owns the plan. Ilana reviews complex cases personally, and every plan is revisited on a regular cadence — not just at the annual renewal.
Every RBT is registered under the BACB standard and supervised by a credentialed BCBA or BCaBA on a weekly cadence at minimum. New hires shadow a senior clinician before they ever lead a session, and ongoing training is paid from day one.
Absolutely. Every family does a brief intake call before the first session, and you’re welcome to walk through the clinic and meet your child’s assigned BCBA in person before therapy begins.
We’re always looking for warm, credentialed clinicians and RBTs who want to be mentored properly and paid fairly. Roles open in Utah and Ohio.