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ABA Therapist (No experience needed) - New Jersey
Comprehensive Behavior Supports - Galloway Township, NJ
posted 2 months ago
About the position
The Entry-Level ABA Therapist position offers an opportunity to start a rewarding career in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) without prior experience. The role focuses on providing one-on-one therapy to children with Autism, utilizing evidence-based techniques to foster positive behaviors and skills. The position includes competitive pay, flexible hours, and comprehensive training, making it ideal for individuals looking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children while building their careers.
Responsibilities
- Provide one-on-one ABA therapy to children using evidence-based techniques.
- Implement individualized treatment plans to foster positive behaviors and skills.
- Accurately track and document client progress using electronic systems.
- Collaborate with families and supervisors to ensure effective client outcomes.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- No prior experience needed - full training provided.
- Enthusiasm for working with children and making a difference.
- Willingness to complete the free RBT certification course.
- Patience, empathy, and excellent communication skills.
Benefits
- Competitive Pay: Earn between $20 - $30 per hour based on experience and performance.
- Sign-On Bonus: Get a sign-on bonus upon joining our team!
- Referral Bonus: Earn additional bonuses by referring others to join.
- Free Training: Complete the 40-hour Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification course at no cost.
- Flexible Hours: Choose from afternoon and evening shifts that work with your schedule.
- Career Growth: Continuous training and professional development with opportunities for advancement in the ABA field.
