Behavior Technician *PAID TRAINING AND RBT CERTIFICATION

The behavior technician will teach children diagnosed with autism meaningful skills such as communication, socialization, self-Care, and school readiness while working closely with teachers, parents, and clinical specialists. This role includes becoming a registered behavior technician (Rbt) through paid training and credentialing provided by the employer.

Applicants should share the company's values, believe in the capability of children, and possess some experience working with children, whether through work, study, or volunteering. A high school graduation proof is required, with college enrollment or a degree preferred, and graduate students in aba are encouraged to apply.