One-on-One ABA RBT — Autism Support Specialist

Heartland ABA; Aurora (NE); On-site; USD 30,000 - 45,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Same Day Pay

Career advancement assistance

Flexible scheduling

Paid training

Job summary

Heartland ABA, located in Aurora, Nebraska, is on the lookout for seasoned Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) to support clients in achieving their goals. Ideal candidates will have a high school diploma and RBT certification, along with a passion for helping children with Autism. This part-time position offers flexibility, career advancement opportunities, and a supportive clinical team.

Responsibilities include providing ABA services, accurately recording session data, and fostering a positive environment for clients. Heartland ABA provides paid training, fellowship opportunities, and the freedom to choose cases without a minimum requirement.

Qualifications

• Willingness to learn and passionate about making a difference for children with Autism.
• Ideal for those seeking part-time positions.

Responsibilities

• Provide one-on-one ABA services to clients using evidence-based interventions supporting independence.
• Record session data accurately using electronic devices.
• Foster a positive learning environment for clients and connect with families.

Skills

Patience

Compassion

Ability to maintain calm demeanor

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

RBT certification

Job description

Heartland ABA, located in Aurora, Nebraska, is on the lookout for seasoned Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) to support clients in achieving their goals. Ideal candidates will have a high school diploma and RBT certification, along with a passion for helping children with Autism. This part-time position offers flexibility, career advancement opportunities, and a supportive clinical team.

Responsibilities include providing ABA services, accurately recording session data, and fostering a positive environment for clients. Heartland ABA provides paid training, fellowship opportunities, and the freedom to choose cases without a minimum requirement.