Full Time Registered Behavior Technician

Childhood Autism Services•Papillion, NE

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) work one-on-one with children with autism under the direction and supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). You might spend part of your day helping a child learn to communicate what they want, practice taking turns, complete a daily routine, tolerate something that is difficult for them, or develop greater independence. Learning may happen at a table, on the floor, through a game, during play, or while practicing everyday activities. You will follow an individualized treatment plan developed for each child and collect data so the clinical team can evaluate progress and make treatment decisions. Some days will be exciting and full of successes. Other days will require patience, flexibility, and teamwork. You will not be expected to figure those challenging moments out alone. Our BCBAs and clinical team are there to teach, coach, answer questions, and support you.

Requirements

Be at least 18 years old
Have a high school diploma or equivalent
Be available Monday through Friday from 8:15 AM–5:30 PM
Hold an active RBT certification or be willing and able to complete the RBT certification process
Maintain CPR certification (paid training can be completed after hire)
Successfully complete required pre-employment screenings
Meet employment eligibility requirements through E-Verify
Have strong verbal and written communication skills
Have a valid driver's license if traveling outside the clinic
Be dependable, punctual, and able to manage time effectively
Be able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation, which may include frequently standing, walking, bending, kneeling, crouching, and transitioning between the floor and standing; sitting and playing with children on the floor for periods of time; moving throughout the clinic and actively participating in play and learning activities; using hands and arms to assist with activities, materials, and implementation of treatment programs; responding promptly and safely when a child requires assistance or when challenging behavior occurs; maintaining awareness of and attending to a child throughout direct therapy sessions; working in an active environment that may include noise, movement, and changing levels of activity.

Nice To Haves

Already hold their RBT certification
Experience in ABA

Responsibilities

Work one-on-one with children with autism under the direction and supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
Help a child learn to communicate what they want, practice taking turns, complete a daily routine, tolerate something that is difficult for them, or develop greater independence.
Follow an individualized treatment plan developed for each child.
Collect data so the clinical team can evaluate progress and make treatment decisions.
Be patient, flexible, and a team player.
Provide services primarily in a clinic-based setting, but may also provide services in the family's home or daycare.

Benefits

Paid RBT Training
Guaranteed minimum of 30 hours per week upon obtaining RBT certification
Opportunities to increase hours through demonstrated performance, attendance, and reliability
Monday–Friday schedule with no required nights or weekends
Generous PTO that increases with length of employment
Paid holiday benefits and additional company-provided time-off benefits
Employer-paid life insurance and short-term disability
Health, dental, vision, accident, and critical illness insurance options
401(k) retirement plan
Ongoing training and support from our BCBA team
Employee appreciation and recognition program
Mileage and travel compensation when applicable
Paid training for CPR certification
Paid, on-site training for RBT certification process (40+ hours)