Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)
$28-$32/hr
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Junior
SALARY
$28-$32/hr
About the role
- $28-$32/hr + $ Sign-On Bonus!
- The RBT role you keep telling your friends you wish existed.
- At EdenPath ABA, we built this practice around a simple idea: RBTs do their best work when they're supported, trained, and treated like the backbone of great therapy- not just a line on a schedule. So that's exactly what we solved for.
- We're a Maryland-based, independently-run ABA practice growing the right way- clinically first, culture second-to-none, and systems built to actually support the people doing the work.
- What Makes EdenPath Different
- You Get Paid What You're Worth$28-$32/hr based on experience$ sign-on bonus
- Supervision That's Actually Supervision
- Direct, hands-on supervision hours with BCBAs who are actually reachable- not just signing off on paperwork
- A team that treats supervision as mentorship, not a compliance checkbox
- We Took the Guesswork Off Your Plate
- Dedicated liaison support handles scheduling and day-to-day coordination- you focus on kiddos, not logistics
- Built-in QA systems and goal banks so you always know what you're working on and whyA Real Path Forward
- Clear track toward BCaBA/BCBA if you're continuing your education- mentorship and support along the way, not just a "good luck"Time Off That's Actually OffPaid Time Off & Paid Holidays
- Paid Sick & Safe LeavePaid bereavement, jury duty, and military leave
- Ongoing training, mentorship, and supervision hours that actually count toward your growth
- A positive, supportive culture
- Benefits, Growing With Us401(k) and group health insurance currently in development for the team
- Work That Fits Your LifeIn-home flexible service options
- Active RBT certification
- High school diploma or equivalent (required); coursework toward a related field a plus
- Reliable, compassionate, and genuinely invested in the kids you work with
- Ready to Do the Work You Actually Trained For?
- Join a Maryland ABA practice built to support you, not wear you down.
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