Behavior Technician – Bilingual (Spanish/English)
About One Step Forward
One Step Forward provides individualized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services throughout New Jersey. We are committed to helping children reach meaningful goals while supporting our therapists through collaboration, ongoing clinical supervision, and opportunities for professional growth.
About the role
One Step Forward is hiring a Spanish-speaking Behavior Technician to provide one-on-one Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism throughout Newark and surrounding Essex County communities. This is a part-time after-school position offering consistent weekday afternoon and evening hours. You'll work closely with experienced BCBAs while supporting Spanish-speaking families through individualized ABA services, helping children build communication, social, behavioral, and daily living skills.
Responsibilities
- Provide one-on-one ABA therapy in clients' homes
- Implement individualized treatment plans developed by a BCBA
- Support communication, behavior, play, social, and daily living skill development
- Utilize evidence-based ABA strategies during every session
- Collect data and complete electronic session documentation
- Communicate with caregivers in both Spanish and English
- Collaborate regularly with your supervising BCBA regarding client progress
Qualifications
- Fluent in both Spanish and English (required)
- Experience working with children
- Experience as a Behavior Technician, ABA Therapist, Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), paraprofessional, teacher's aide, childcare provider, or behavioral health professional
- Reliable transportation
- Strong communication and organizational skills
- Compassionate, dependable, and eager to learn
Benefits
- Ongoing BCBA supervision and mentorship
- Flexible scheduling based on your availability
- Meaningful work supporting children and Spanish-speaking families
Pay
$22–$32 per hour based on experience
Schedule
- Part-time
- Weekday afternoons and evenings
- Consistent after-school cases