ABA Behavior Technician

ABA Pathways LLC•West Branch, MI

About The Position

Make a Meaningful Difference Every Day Do you love working with children and individuals with special needs as well as want to make a real impact in their lives and the lives of their families? At ABA Pathways, we’re looking for kind, energetic, and compassionate people who want to grow, learn, and serve others through meaningful work. No experience? No problem! We provide paid training to get you qualified to become a Behavior Technician while build your skills and confidence as you begin a rewarding career. Who We Are At ABA Pathways, our mission is simple: to help individuals on the autism spectrum thrive. Our team is guided by our values — Kindness, Person-Centered care, Responsibility, Service to Others, and Teamwork. We believe that when we care for our employees with the same compassion we give our clients, amazing things happen. What You’ll Do As a Behavior Technician, you’ll work directly with children and young teens with autism to help them build essential life skills. Every day, you’ll bring patience, creativity, and joy to your sessions — whether in the clinic, in the home, or out in the community. Your day-to-day essential job duties may include:

Requirements

Love working and playing with children.
Be kind, patient, and adaptable in a variety of situations.
Communicate well and thrive in a team environment.
Show responsibility and dependability in every aspect of their work.
Be open to feedback and excited to grow professionally.
Have flexible availability between 8:00 AM–6:30 PM, Monday through Friday (with one Saturday per month).
Be comfortable potentially working in-home and community settings.
Be comfortable working with technology, such as Google Workspace.
Be able to lift up to 50 lbs and actively engage in play and movement.
High School Diploma (or equivalent).
Ability to pass a background check and TB test.
Valid driver’s license or state ID.

Nice To Haves

CPR/First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain).
Experience working with children, particularly in applied behavior analysis (ABA) or within the education field.
RBT certification or coursework in psychology, education, or a related field.

Responsibilities

Implementing individualized treatment plans designed by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
Using positive reinforcement and play-based teaching to help children learn new skills.
Collecting and tracking progress data with care and accuracy.
Collaborating with your supervisor and team to support each child’s goals.
Building trusting, respectful relationships with children, families, and teammates.
Completing session notes and other administrative tasks on time.