Registered Behavior Technician
LBAPS
Registered Behavior Technician
LBAPS
ABA therapy for children with autism
Part-time, Spanish speaking
Schedule: Monday to Friday from 3-5
Home Based Setting.
Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour
We are on the hunt for a dynamic, enthusiastic, and driven Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) to become an integral part of our mission-driven clinical team. If you have a passion for helping children with autism and developmental disabilities reach their full potential, we want you.
What You’ll Do:
Implement ABA therapy programs under BCBA supervision in home, school, and center-based settings.
Collect and document session data in Rethink within 24 hours.
Follow individualized behavior intervention plans (BIPs).
Participate in new hire check-ins and maintain professional communication with families.
What We’re Looking For:
At least 6 months of hands-on experience with children with developmental disabilities.
Current RBT certification.
Familiarity with ABA data collection and documentation.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Patience, creativity, and a passion for helping the autism community.
Why Join Us:
Flexible scheduling options to fit your lifestyle.
RBT certification support and professional development opportunities.
Advancement to BCBA supervision track.
Easy-to-use Rethink app for session tracking.
A supportive, mission-driven team.
What Sets You Apart:
You’re a passionate advocate for children with autism. Your energy, creativity, and consistency shine through in every session. You excel in dynamic environments, keeping families informed and supported. You’re not just a technician; you’re a champion for every child in your care.
LBAPS provides ABA therapy for children with autism, language delays, and behavioral needs, delivering services in home, school, and community settings with insurance coverage, overseen by Board Certified Behavior Analysts and trained therapists. Its programs are individualized and designed by BCBAs, then carried out in real-life environments to develop communication, social skills, and practical life abilities, with play-based, child-centered methods and parent training. A centralized national network supports local clinical teams with resources and shared standards, ensuring consistent care while allowing customization for each community. The goal is to increase access to high-quality ABA services and help children and families achieve meaningful progress and greater independence.
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