RBT: Compassionate Autism Therapy Career (Paid Training)

ABA Centers of Georgia; Alpharetta (GA); On-site; USD 33,751 - 35,817; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

21 paid days off

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with up to 6% employer match

Paid training

Performance bonus potential

Job summary

A healthcare provider is seeking compassionate Behavior Technicians to work with individuals with autism in Alpharetta, GA. This full-time position offers paid training, support for the RBT exam, and generous benefits including paid time off, health insurance, and a solid 401(k) plan. Ideal candidates should have a high school diploma and reliable transportation. The role includes supporting clients, teaching life skills, and participating in clinical teams. Join a growing team dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children and adults with autism.

Qualifications

• Must have reliable transportation and a clean driving record.
• Ability to attend training and pass relevant exams.
• Flexibility to work after school, weekends, and holidays.

Responsibilities

• Support individuals with autism in various settings.
• Teach daily living and social skills using behavior treatments.
• Collect and summarize treatment data during sessions.
• Collaborate on clinical team meetings.
• Implement therapy sessions as directed by a BCBA.

Skills

Compassionate care

Effective communication

Behavior management

Data collection and analysis

Education

High-school diploma or equivalent

Job description

A healthcare provider is seeking compassionate Behavior Technicians to work with individuals with autism in Alpharetta, GA. This full-time position offers paid training, support for the RBT exam, and generous benefits including paid time off, health insurance, and a solid 401(k) plan. Ideal candidates should have a high school diploma and reliable transportation. The role includes supporting clients, teaching life skills, and participating in clinical teams. Join a growing team dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children and adults with autism.