Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

About the role

You’ll work one-on-one with kids with autism in their homes, classrooms, and communities. Every day is different. You’ll follow a personalized plan from your BCBA, implement behavior strategies, collect data, and build the consistent relationships that help kids grow. Your BCBA is closely involved and reachable, so there’s no guessing and no flying solo.

Responsibilities

• Work one-on-one with kids with autism
• Implement behavior strategies
• Collect data
• Build consistent relationships with kids
• Follow a personalized plan from your BCBA
• Be available across mornings, afternoons, or evenings

Requirements

• Active RBT certification
• Reliable availability across mornings, afternoons, or evenings
• Pass a background check

Qualifications

• Genuinely enjoy working with children, especially kids who need extra patience and creativity
• Have an active RBT certification, or the drive to earn one
• Have reliable transportation to reach client homes and schools
• Can keep up physically, getting on the floor, moving around, staying active (able to lift ~50 lbs)
• Be at least 18, have a high school diploma or equivalent

Skills

• Patience
• Creativity
• Physical stamina
• Attention to detail

Benefits

• Mentorship from a dedicated BCBA
• Training reimbursement and paid hands-on learning for those earning their certification
• Flexible schedules (some flexibility across mornings, afternoons, and evenings is needed to meet client needs)

Pay

$20–$27/hour, based on experience and location

Schedule

Full-time or part-time (some flexibility across mornings, afternoons, and evenings is needed to meet client needs; not sure if a schedule fits? Just ask, we have many)