Part-Time RBT
About The Position
The Arc of the Ozarks is hiring Registered Behavior Technicians to support children, adolescents, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and behavioral support needs. This is more than a traditional clinic-based RBT position. You may work across residential, community, in-home, and site-based settings while helping individuals strengthen communication, daily living skills, relationships, community participation, and independence. You will receive consistent support from BCBAs and experienced program leaders, paid training and credential support, and opportunities to grow within a stable, mission-driven nonprofit organization. This role may be a strong fit if you want: Competitive pay of $23-$28/hour, regular BCBA supervision, feedback, and clinical support, experience supporting different ages, needs, and service settings, opportunities for advancement and professional development, fieldwork supervision opportunities for eligible employees pursuing BCBA certification, and meaningful, relationship-based work focused on the whole person. RBTs provide the consistent, hands-on support that turns BCBAs-designed treatment plans into meaningful daily progress. In this role, you may help someone communicate a need, complete a daily living task more independently, develop social skills, participate in the community, or reduce barriers caused by challenging behavior. Your work will directly support safety, dignity, choice, independence, and quality of life for the people served by The Arc.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED
- Ability to work a full-time schedule based on agreed-upon availability
- Ability to provide in-person services in Monett and surrounding service locations
- Reliable transportation for work-related travel
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to work collaboratively with BCBAs, supervisors, caregivers, families, and team members
- Ability to follow detailed treatment plans and behavior-support procedures
- Ability to collect and document data accurately
- Ability to remain calm, professional, and consistent during challenging or high-intensity situations
- Respect for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
- Commitment to ethical, person-centered, and trauma-informed support
- Willingness to complete required training and maintain required credentials
Nice To Haves
- Current Registered Behavior Technician certification in good standing with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board
- Experience providing ABA services
- Experience supporting children, adolescents, or adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
- Experience implementing behavior support plans
- Experience supporting individuals with aggression, self-injury, or other significant behavioral needs
- Experience collecting behavioral or skill-acquisition data
- Interest in continued professional growth within ABA or developmental disability services
Responsibilities
- Implement individualized behavior support plans and skill-acquisition programs under BCBA supervision
- Provide direct ABA services to children, adolescents, and adults
- Teach communication, social, adaptive, community, and daily living skills
- Help individuals increase independence and participate more fully in their communities
- Collect accurate behavioral and skill-acquisition data during sessions
- Complete required documentation and service records accurately and on time
- Communicate progress, concerns, and relevant updates with BCBAs, supervisors, caregivers, and team members
- Model approved interventions and behavior-support strategies for caregivers and program staff
- Support individuals who may experience aggression, self-injury, impulsivity, or other challenging behaviors
- Use calm, respectful, consistent, and person-centered approaches during challenging situations
- Participate in supervision, treatment-planning meetings, team meetings, training, and professional development
- Follow all treatment plans, safety procedures, ethical standards, and RBT scope-of-practice requirements
Benefits
- Paid orientation and role-specific training
- Regular, structured BCBA supervision
- Session feedback and coaching
- Competency assessments
- Treatment-plan and program updates
- CPR and First Aid training
- Crisis prevention and de-escalation training
- Professional development opportunities
- Support with maintaining required certifications
- Opportunities to participate in treatment-planning and department meetings
- Certification sponsorship may be considered for otherwise qualified candidates
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
