RBT - Registered Behavior Technician Internship Program

Posted 6 days ago

camen behavioral servicesKissimmee (FL)

SENIORITY

Intern

SALARY

$250

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About the role

RBT Internship Program Camen Behavioral Services is offering an RBT Internship Program designed to support individuals pursuing their Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification and possible future employment as an RBT with our team. This internship provides structured training, mentorship, and guidance to help you prepare for the RBT role and certification process. Interns accepted into the program will receive: Access to a state-of-the-art 40-hour RBT training course (100% virtual) Optional weekly 1-hour virtual meetings with an ABA professional to ask questions, get support, and prepare for the RBT role Guidance on next steps toward certification and potential employment Applicants selected for the internship will complete the following steps: Attend an information session Sign up for the internship program Pay the $250 program fee Complete the 40-hour training course within 180 days After course completion, submit an FDLE Level 2 Background Screening within 10 business days If approved, complete the Competency Assessment Interview with Camen Behavioral Services and register for the RBT exam through the BACBIf selected, complete onboarding and begin employment (not guaranteed) This program does not guarantee employment. You must complete the 40-hour course within 180 days, or the program must be repurchased. Progression depends on passing the FDLE Level 2 background screening. If you are hired and remain employed with Camen Behavioral Services for 90 days, you may qualify for a 50% reimbursement of the program fee ($125).This internship is a great fit for individuals who are: Interested in starting a career in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Working toward becoming a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) Motivated, coachable, and ready to follow a structured timeline Comfortable learning virtually and meeting deadlines

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