Libertyville - 4180 - Registered Behavior Technician II
$18.24 to $31.05 per hour
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$18.24 to $31.05 per hour
About the role
- You'll work 1-on-1 with children under 6 years old who have a diagnosis of autism, using play-based ABA therapy to help them build communication, independence, social, and daily living skills.
- Use your RBT expertise to create meaningful learning opportunities through play and connection
- Partner closely with BCBAs who provide ongoing coaching, mentorship, and support
- Celebrate, document, and contribute to meaningful progress for every child
- Build strong relationships with children, families, and teammates
- Continue developing your clinical skills through ongoing training and feedback
- Active RBT certification in good standing
- Passion for helping children with autism learn and grow
- Reliability, professionalism, and strong follow through
- Resilience and compassion, especially on the tough days
- Physical readiness for the role: pushing, pulling, and lifting up to 35 pounds; sitting on the floor, stooping, standing, walking, and moving quickly alongside kids when needed
- Pay: $18.24 to $31.05 per hour based on experience
- Hours: Monday through Friday- regular schedule during the hours of 7:30am to 4:30pm with the occasional Saturday
- Health / Dental / Vision Insurance for FTE's
- Career Pathways for growth opportunities for high-performing teammates
- Opportunities for up to $10,000 in scholarship support for teammates pursuing their BCBA Credentials
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