Playful ABA Assistant for Autism & Child Development

Aria Alessia Kids Center; Vancouver (WA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision, and 401(k)

Ongoing mentorship and professional de

Predictable, consistent schedules

Clinical resources for your work

Job summary

Aria Alessia Kids Center in Vancouver, WA seeks a Clinical Associate I to build meaningful relationships with children through play, movement, reading, and hands-on activities. You will support families, stay active during sessions, and help maintain a safe, welcoming clinic environment that fosters learning and growth.

The role includes onboarding for RBT training, ongoing mentorship, and collaboration with experienced clinicians to deliver evidence-based, play-based ABA approaches such as ESDM

Qualifications

• High School Diploma is required.
• Bachelor’s or Associate degree or current enrollment in a related program is preferred.
• Completion of the 40-hour RBT training is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Help children learn through play, games, movement, reading and hands-on activities.
• Build warm, trusting relationships with children and their families.
• Stay active and engaged during therapy sessions.
• Help maintain a welcoming, organized, and safe clinic for learning.
• Collaborate with a supportive team focused on helping kids grow and succeed.
• Model child-centered, relationship-based practices.
• Complete the 40-hour RBT training and pursue ongoing mentorship.

Education

High School Diploma

Bachelor’s or Associate degree or currently enrolled in a similar program

Completion of 40-hour RBT training

Job description

Aria Alessia Kids Center in Vancouver, WA seeks a Clinical Associate I to build meaningful relationships with children through play, movement, reading, and hands-on activities. You will support families, stay active during sessions, and help maintain a safe, welcoming clinic environment that fosters learning and growth.

The role includes onboarding for RBT training, ongoing mentorship, and collaboration with experienced clinicians to deliver evidence-based, play-based ABA approaches such as ESDM