We're Hiring!
We are looking for Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Behavior Technicians to provide one-to-one Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in home and community.
If you are a Master’s Student in ABA looking for Supervision Hours, please go to the Supervision Page and complete the Interest Form before applying.
To qualify as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you should:
- Have your BCBA credential 
- Have at least 5 years of experience working with children with autism in an ABA capacity 
- Be familiar with the VB-MAPP and programming 
- Experience completing FBAs 
- Experience writing ABA treatment plans including medical necessity criteria 
- Experience working with families 
- Experience supervising staff 
- Experience with children with high-functioning autism a plus 
- Social/emotional skills within an ABA framework a plus. 
In this job, you will:
- Be the lead clinician on a few cases, with the opportunity to grow your caseload 
- Conduct any evaluations necessary 
- Create and write both skill acquisition and behavior reduction protocols, within the treatment plan 
- Provide direct ABA to children with Autism 
- Train and supervise BT/RBTs and parents on the protocols. 
- Collect data and graph 
- Complete paperwork/notes 
- Provide ongoing supervision to BT/RBTs 
- Communicate regularly with other team members 
- Communicate regularly and conduct training as needed with parents 
- Attend and/or lead team meetings outside of ABA sessions 
- Active participation in supervision/ consultation sessions 
- Demonstrate professionalism, maintain confidentiality of clients 
To qualify as a Behavior Technician, you should:
- Be passionate about children & families and feel comfortable playing with children 
- Be flexible & patient to build your caseload 
- Be able to take instruction and learn 
- Have >12 hours of college credit in ABA, Psychology, Education, or related field 
- Have a Bachelor's degree (preferred) 
- Have up-to-date clearances 
- Have a valid driver's license & reliable car 
- Have weekend availability (preferred) 
- Have some experience working or living with people with autism 
- Have, or be willing to obtain the "Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)" credential 
In this job, you will:
- Greatly increase your applied knowledge 
- Be encouraged to earn your Registered Behavior Technician certification 
- Implement Behavior Intervention Plans and skill acquisition goals 
- Determine effective reinforcers daily 
- Record data and take sessions notes 
- Maintain communication with the team 
- Travel to clients homes promptly 
- Perform related duties that may arise 
- Earn an above-industry standard rate 
- Earn supervision hours toward your BCBA if needed 
Preference is given to those who are respectful of others, able to work in a team, and excited to learn more about effective teaching children with autism.
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