Flexible ABA RBT — One-on-One Behavioral Support

BK Behavior; Springfield (MO); Sur place; USD 17 000 - 28 000; Temps partiel

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Same Day Pay

Flexible hours

Part-time positions

Career advancement opportunities

Robust clinical team support

Fellowship and internship hours

No minimum case requirement

Referral bonuses

Training provided

Home/community-based services

Résumé du poste

BK Behavior is seeking enthusiastic and devoted Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) in Springfield to support clients in achieving their goals within the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) framework. The role emphasizes one-on-one ABA services and collaboration with a clinical team to implement skill-building plans.

We offer flexible hours, part-time positions with a minimum commitment of six months, and paid training as part of a supportive environment dedicated to child development and autism

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• RBT certification required before working.
• Commitment to working part-time with a 6-month minimum.

Responsabilités

• Provide one-on-one ABA services to clients using evidence-based interventions.
• Work as part of the clinical team to implement skill-building and care plans.
• Record session data accurately using electronic devices.
• Engage families to reinforce learning and progress.

Connaissances

Patience

Compassion

Calm demeanor

Willingness to learn

ABA knowledge

Team player

Formation

High school diploma or equivalent

RBT certification (required)

Description du poste

BK Behavior is seeking enthusiastic and devoted Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) in Springfield to support clients in achieving their goals within the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) framework. The role emphasizes one-on-one ABA services and collaboration with a clinical team to implement skill-building plans.

We offer flexible hours, part-time positions with a minimum commitment of six months, and paid training as part of a supportive environment dedicated to child development and autism