Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

Posted 2 days ago

skill builders abaBicknell (UT)

Teaching Assistants, Special Education Child and Youth Services

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About the role

About Skill Builders ABA We are a warm, supportive, and fast‑growing ABA organization that truly values our team. At Skill Builders ABA, you are treated like a partner in helping children succeed — not just another employee.

About the Role: We are seeking caring, reliable, and energetic Certified RBTswho love working with children and families. You will provide one‑on‑one ABA therapy using treatment plans designed by experienced BCBAs, helping children build real-life skills and confidence.

What You’ll Do: Provide engaging, one‑on‑one ABA therapy in home and community settings Follow individualized behavior plans created by a BCBACollect session data using simple tools (we train you!)Collaborate with families and your supervising BCBABring positivity, patience, and encouragement to every session

Qualifications:

Current, activeRBT certification (required)
Experience working with children (ABA experience is a plus)
Dependable, compassionate, and eager to learn
Reliable transportation and consistent availability

Why You’ll Love Working With Us:

Competitive pay and steady, reliable schedules
Supportive leadership that listens and helps you grow
Paid support, mentorship, and guidance from your BCBAA meaningful role where your work truly changes lives

If you are a Certified RBT who wants to feel valued and supported while making a difference, we would love to talk with you.

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