Make a Difference: 1-on-1 Behavior Technician - Willingboro,New Jersey 08046

OOS Management Corp.; Willingboro Township (NJ); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

Make a Difference: 1-on-1 Behavior Technician position in Willingboro, NJ offers a chance to work after school and on weekends with a child to help them reach their goals through engaging activities.

Pay ranges from $20 to $30 per hour, with flexible hours that suit class schedules or a side hustle. RBT certification is preferred; training is provided for the right candidate, especially those with experience with kids or ASD.

Qualifications

• RBT certification preferred; training provided.
• Experience with kids or ASD is a big plus.

Responsibilities

• Engage the child through games and activities to support goals, with patient energy and reliable presence.

Job description

Make a Difference: 1-on-1 Behavior Technician - Willingboro,New Jersey 08046

Willingboro,New Jersey 08046

Make a difference in a child life!

Q: So... what's this job actually like?
A: Imagine getting paid to play games, crack jokes, and help an awesome kid crush his goals — after school and on weekends. That's basically it. No desk. No boredom. Just good energy and real impact.

Q: Okay but what's the pay?
A: $20 - 30$ an hour — and yes, it's competitive, because great people deserve great pay.

Q: What's the schedule?
A: After-school hours + weekends. Perfect for stacking around classes, another job, or just building your side-hustle empire.

Q: Do I need experience?
A: RBT certified preferred / will train the right person / experience with kids or ASD a big plus. Bring the right attitude and we'll help with the rest.

Q: Why would I actually love this job?
A: Because "good day at work" hits different when it means watching a kid nail something they've been working toward. Beats folding shirts, refilling ketchup bottles, or staring at a register. Every. Single. Time.

Q: Who thrives in this role?
A: Patient hearts. High energy. People who show up when they say they will and actually like kids — not just tolerate them.