Pediatrician Liaison for ABA - Variable Hour

Every day, pediatricians, developmental specialists, and childcare professionals meet families looking for answers, guidance, and support for their child's development. By building trusted relationships with these professionals, we can help more families discover autism services that make a meaningful difference in their child's life.

As MeBe's Pediatric Community Outreach Liaison, you'll spend approximately 15–20 hours per week out in the community building relationships with the professionals who support children with autism and other developmental or behavioral needs. You'll help them understand MeBe's ABA, Speech, and Occupational Therapy services, identify which children may benefit from our programs, and guide families toward the next steps in accessing care.

New to healthcare? We'll teach you! You'll receive paid training, mentorship, and hands-on experience in pediatric healthcare, autism services, community outreach, and business development.

• Make a Difference for Children and Families: Help connect the professionals who support children with autism and developmental differences to services that can help them grow.

• Enjoy a Variable-Hour Schedule: Make a meaningful impact in your community while working approximately 15–20 hours per week, with hours varying based on outreach opportunities and business needs.

• Learn About Autism & Child Development: Gain valuable knowledge about pediatric therapy, developmental milestones, early intervention, and the challenges families may face when seeking care.

• Build Meaningful Community Relationships: Get to know pediatricians, psychologists, developmental specialists, and the office teams who help guide families.

• Get Paid to Learn & Grow: Receive hands-on training and mentorship while developing skills in healthcare outreach, relationship-building, and business development.

• Spend Your Working Hours Out in the Community: Visit pediatric practices, attend events, and build connections instead of sitting behind a desk all day.

• Take Ownership of Your Success: Plan your outreach activities, bring fresh ideas to your visits, and see how your efforts contribute to helping more families find care.

• Be Rewarded for Your Impact: Enjoy competitive hourly pay, bonus opportunities, and a supportive team that celebrates progress.

• Visit pediatricians, developmental pediatricians, psychologists, daycare and preschool directors, and other professionals who work with children with autism and developmental differences.

• Build trusted relationships with physicians, referral coordinators, schedulers, and other members of the care team.

• Educate providers about MeBe's ABA, Speech, and Occupational Therapy services and the children who may benefit from them.

• Help providers understand the referral process, current service availability, and what families can expect after reaching out to MeBe.

• Follow up consistently to strengthen relationships and help MeBe become a trusted resource for families seeking developmental support.

• Learn about autism, child development, early intervention, and the role different therapies play in supporting children and caregivers.

• Share educational materials and resources that help healthcare professionals guide families through developmental concerns and treatment options.

• Assist with provider education opportunities, Lunch & Learns, and community events that build awareness of MeBe's services.

• Support the distribution of care updates and other resources that help referring providers stay connected to the children they serve.

• Listen to providers' questions and concerns, share feedback with the MeBe team, and help improve the referral experience.

• Conduct outreach to assigned referral partners.

• Plan and organize provider visits, follow-ups, meetings, and community events around your assigned hours.

• Maintain a forward-looking outreach calendar to ensure consistent engagement with referral partners.

• Track your outreach, provider conversations, referrals, and follow-up activities in our CRM.

• Work toward goals for provider engagement, educational events, quality referrals, and new families connected to MeBe, appropriate to your scheduled hours.

• Partner with MeBe's Business Development and clinical teams to identify and support special projects that help grow referrals.

We're looking for someone who genuinely enjoys connecting with people and is excited about making a difference in the lives of children with autism and developmental needs.

Maybe you've worked with children, studied psychology or child development, volunteered in your community, or are simply interested in starting a career in pediatric healthcare.

You don't need to be an expert in autism or therapy. What matters is your curiosity, compassion, ability to build relationships, and enthusiasm for learning.

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills with a friendly, professional approach.

• Genuine interest in autism, child development, pediatric healthcare, or supporting children and families.

• Confidence introducing yourself to new people and building professional relationships.

• Ability to stay organized, manage an independent schedule, and follow through on commitments.

• Availability to work approximately 15–20 hours per week, with hours varying based on outreach needs and scheduled community events.

• Comfortable learning technology, documenting outreach, and working toward measurable goals.

• Coursework or a degree in Psychology, Child Development, Healthcare, Communications, Marketing, or a related field is a plus, not required.

• Experience working with children, families, healthcare providers, or community organizations is a plus.

• Previous ABA or Behavior Technician experience is a plus, not required.

• Ability to pass required state, FBI, and sex offender background checks.

This is a variable-hour, community-based position involving travel throughout an assigned territory, walking, standing, visiting healthcare offices, transporting outreach materials, using electronic business systems, and participating in community events.

The role requires reliable transportation and the ability to travel regularly between provider offices and MeBe locations during assigned hours.

MeBe provides reasonable accommodations to qualified applicants and employees in accordance with applicable law.

At MeBe, we believe meaningful progress and serious fun go hand in hand.

We bring together Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Speech Therapy, and Occupational Therapy to help children with autism and other developmental differences build skills, gain independence, and thrive.

Our approach combines evidence-based care with creativity, play, and a deep appreciation for what makes every child unique. We believe in supporting not just children, but also the families, caregivers, and professionals who play such an important role in their development.

And that same philosophy extends to our team. We believe great work happens when people feel supported, valued, and encouraged to grow. That's why Quality, Transparency, Fun, and Individuality aren't just our values—they shape how we care for children, support families, and show up for one another.

MeBe is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing an inclusive workplace. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable law.

MeBe provides reasonable accommodations to qualified applicants and employees in accordance with applicable law.