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Heartleaf ABA is a center-based program serving young children with autism. We are hiring people who enjoy ages 2-5 and are comfortable around autism. Training includes a 35-hour Behavioral Health Professional program with live sessions and a path to becoming an RBT.
This role is a mix of nursery schoolteacher, analyst, and mentor. You will participate in training to become an RBT, use ABA techniques, and record data on a tablet while helping kids build communication and daily life skills.
Pay is $24-26/hour
Our young clients, ages 2-5 want to hang out with you!
Heartleaf ABA is a center-based program that works with young kids with autism, and we are hiring people that enjoy children of this age and are comfortable/have experience of being around people with autism. We use a technique called ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) to help them build skills for life- and we will teach it to you. Using ABA, our kids make amazing progress- going from non-verbal to talking and laughing, from pull ups to using the toilet, from isolation to group activities. It is so satisfying (and emotional) to see the progress they make. Their work with you is the reason this happens! We teach parents how to use these same tools so progress can continue at home. Our staff are BHPs (Behavioral Health Professionals)- trained through a 35-hour online program with several lives' sessions. This can take place during the first several months of employment. This training is incorporated with the more technical ABA skills to play with the children, introduce them to games and early education routines, reading, socializing etc., following a plan created by the parents, and master level BCBAs (Board Certified Behavior Analysts). You will participate in training to become a Registered Behavior Technician or RBT in the first weeks of employment.
This role is part nursery schoolteacher, part analyst, part big brother/sister mentor.
We also want our BHPs to get additional training to become an RBT (registered behavior technician) to gain more skills specific to using ABA. Although RBTs aren’t well known in Maine, the designation is very common in other states across the country and widely recognized.