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Crimson Heights Behavioral Health in Mesquite, NV seeks a dedicated Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) to support teens and young adults in a structured day treatment program. You will conduct 1:1 and small group ABA therapy under BCBA supervision, helping clients develop communication, emotional regulation, social skills, and daily living tasks.
If you bring a calm presence, compassion, and a passion for helping others, join our team and contribute to meaningful progress every day.
Crimson Heights Behavioral Health | Full time
Mesquite, United States | Posted on 09/29/2026
Are you looking for a job where you actually make a difference—like, every single day? At Crimson Heights, we support amazing teens and young adults with autism and related behavioral challenges in our structured day treatment program. As a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), you’ll help clients build independence, learn essential skills, and navigate their world with more confidence. If you're passionate about working with individuals with autism, have a calm presence, and a love for helping others, keep reading—we want you on our team!
As an RBT, you’ll provide 1:1 and small group Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to clients under the supervision of a BCBA. You’ll support skill-building in areas like communication, emotional regulation, social interaction, and daily living skills—all while making a real impact, every day.
Required: High school diploma / 6-12 months experience working with individuals with either autism, oppositional defiance or conduct disorder. Preferred: Associates Degree, training and knowledge of behavior analysis, Bachelor’s degree in sociology, psychology, social work, or human services, or any other field relevant to care or services to individuals with behavioral and/or mental health challenges *If you already have your RBT certification, your starting rate may be higher*
Would you be able to work 3pm-7pm? Are you able to pass a federal background check?