Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryMental & Behavioral Health
About the job
Requirements
Have experience working with children, including through babysitting, coaching, camps, or classrooms.
Have the physical stamina and mobility to actively engage with children, including sitting, standing, walking, bending, and lifting up to 45 pounds, with effective visual and auditory communication.
Have a high school diploma or GED.
Be available for afternoon/evening shifts starting at 3 p.m. and Saturdays.
Be available for daytime shifts and Saturdays.
Be calm, flexible, and willing to learn in challenging moments.
Support children through respect and empathy rather than compliance.
Be interested in potential long-term careers in ABA, education, child psychology, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, or mental health.
Responsibilities
Work one-to-one with children ages 2–12 to develop skills supporting growth at home, school, and in everyday life.
Use games and activities to support language and social skills.
Help children learn skills such as asking for help, tying their shoes, and transitioning between tasks.
Respond to challenging moments, including meltdowns or elopement, with patience and a calm presence.
Track progress and write session notes so the BCBA can update therapy plans.
Communicate with the team throughout the day to problem-solve, celebrate progress, and adjust support as needed.
Work collaboratively alongside occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and mental health professionals.
Complete paid Registered Behavior Technician training and certification during the first month.
Desired Qualifications
Experience working with children through babysitting, coaching, camps, classrooms, or similar settings.
Interest in pursuing long-term careers in ABA, education, child psychology, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, or mental health.
💵 Starting at $19/hour ($22.50 once RBT certified - all training paid) 🎓 Paid Training & Certification 🕒 Daytime shifts & Saturday availability needed
At Gracent Pediatric Therapy, we do more than provide therapy—we create spaces where autistic children are respected, supported, and empowered. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all care or outdated models. Our approach is assent-based, neuroaffirming, and team-driven, with deep respect for each child’s individuality, autonomy, and potential.
As a Behavior Technician, you’ll be part of that mission. You’ll help kids build communication, independence, and confidence—and you’ll be supported every step of the way by a team that values your growth just as much as theirs.
What a Day Looks Like:
Being a Behavior Technician is active, hands-on, and deeply meaningful. You’ll spend most of your day working 1:1 with kids (ages 2–12), helping them build skills that support their growth at home, school, and in everyday life.
Here’s what that actually looks like:
Playing games on the floor to work on language or social skills
Helping a child learn how to ask for help, tie their shoes, or transition between tasks
Managing tough moments like meltdowns or elopement with patience and a calm presence
Tracking progress and taking session notes so your BCBA can update therapy plans
Communicating with your team throughout the day to problem-solve, celebrate wins, and adjust support as needed
Staying flexible—every child is different, and every day brings something new
It’s not a desk job—it’s a roll-up-your-sleeves, be-there-in-the-moment kind of role. But if you love working with kids, it’s one of the most rewarding ways to spend your day.
Why Gracent Pediatric Therapy:
We’re not your typical ABA clinic—and we’re proud of that. At Gracent, we don’t force compliance or chase cookie-cutter milestones. Instead, we prioritize:
Assent-based care that honors boundaries and centers the child’s voice.
Collaborative, interdisciplinary teamwork—you’ll work alongside OTs, SLPs, and mental health professionals.
Supportive leadership and mentorship, with real-time coaching and thoughtful feedback.
A people-first culture where growth is structured, wins are celebrated, and you’re never alone.
How you'll grow with us:
Whether you’re here to learn or build a full career, we make sure your development is intentional and supported. You'll start with paid RBT training and certification in your first month (plus a raise once you pass) and receive performance reviews and raises every 6 months. From there, your path can look like:
Behavior Therapist (BT) → Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) – Certified with hands-on experience and real mentorship
RBT → Clinical Fellowship Student (ACC) → Lead ACC → Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) – For BCBA students, we help with restricted and unrestricted hours, test prep, and becoming a strong, compassionate clinician.
RBT → Lead RBT – For those who want to grow as leaders without pursuing credentialing as a BCBA, SLP, or OT.
No matter where you’re headed, we’ll help you get there.
Perks & Benefits:
💪 Real-time support and mentorship from experienced clinicians
📆 Flexible schedules (start times at 8am, 9am, 1pm, or 3pm) that fit your life
🎉 Monthly team events, shoutouts, and a clinic culture that genuinely cares
💥 A career that makes a tangible impact on the lives of kids and families
Have experience working with children (babysitting, coaching, camps, classrooms, etc.)
Are calm, flexible, and eager to learn—even in tough moments.
Believe in supporting kids through respect and empathy, not compliance.
Want to work somewhere that feels good and does good.
Are curious about long-term careers in ABA, education, child psychology, OT, SLP, or mental health.
Requirements:
Starting at $19/billable hour, with increases for experience, education, and certification. You'll increase to $22.50 once you receive your RBT certification.
Must have the physical stamina and mobility to actively engage with children, including sitting, standing, walking, bending, lifting up to 45 pounds, and effective visual and auditory communication.
High school diploma or GED required
Afternoon/evening (starting at 3pm) and Saturday availability required
At Gracent, we know this work is challenging—but it’s also joyful, meaningful, and deeply rewarding. You’ll be surrounded by people who are passionate about what they do, and who care deeply about the children and team members they work with.
If you’re ready to make a difference, grow a career, and be part of a team that’s changing what care can look like—we’d love to meet you.