Play-Based ABA Behavior Technician — Flexible Part-Time Roles

Cortica; Trumbull (CT); On-site; USD 57,859,000 - 78,523,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully Paid Training & Certification

Referral Bonus

401(k) with company matching

Ongoing professional development

Flexible scheduling

Job summary

Cortica is seeking a Behavior Technician (Naturalistic, Play-Based ABA) to provide 1:1 and group behavior-analytic services for children with autism and related differences. You will implement positive behavior strategies developed with a BCBA and document progress to support family goals.

The role emphasizes collaboration with families, ongoing training, and a commitment to a strength-based, neurodiversity-affirming approach, with opportunities for career growth and professional development.

Qualifications

• Experience working with children, autism experience considered a plus.
• High School or equivalent required; a bachelor’s or master’s degree is preferred.
• Driver's license and reliable transportation within a 30–40 minute radius, plus tech-savviness with EMR and MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Provide 1:1 and group behavior-analytic services to children with autism and other neurodevelopmental differences.
• Implement positive behavior strategies developed with your BCBA.
• Use evidence-based practices to create meaningful progress for families.
• Document session data to track and support treatment goals.
• Collaborate closely with families and supervisors to build supportive environments.
• Follow Cortica's crisis protocols, including de-escalation and mandated reporting.

Skills

Experience with children

Education

High School or equivalent

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree

Tools

EMR systems

Microsoft Office

Job description

Cortica is seeking a Behavior Technician (Naturalistic, Play-Based ABA) to provide 1:1 and group behavior-analytic services for children with autism and related differences. You will implement positive behavior strategies developed with a BCBA and document progress to support family goals.

The role emphasizes collaboration with families, ongoing training, and a commitment to a strength-based, neurodiversity-affirming approach, with opportunities for career growth and professional development.