ABA Career Positions

11602 Lake Underhill Road Suite 129, Orlando, FL, USA

407-277-5400

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Registered Behavior Technician

Achieve RBT Employee Responsibilities

Full-Time(30+hrs), Part-Time(20hrs+) and PRN(<20hrs) positions
Direct implementation of behavior-analytic services from behavior plans developed by BCBAs
The RBT does not design intervention or assessment plans. It is the responsibility of the behavior analysts to determine which tasks an RBT may perform as a function of his or her training, experience, and competence.
Work 1:1 with children with varying behavioral challenges while receiving training from experienced behavior analysts
Collect and record data on client progress
Complete progress notes at the conclusion of each therapy session
Comply with all ethics rules and discipline as set forth by the BACB

Achieve RBT Employee Qualifications

Successful completion of the BACB RBT exam and BACB RBT certification
Obtained Bachelor's Degree with a concentration in: psychology, education, communication disorders, or behavior (or will graduate in less than 2 years with a degree in these fields)
2 years experience with children (2-18) or 2+ college courses in a related or similar field (ex. developmental behavior)
Willing to travel - 80-90% of week to homes, schools and daycares within east Orlando area
Reliable transportation
Medicaid number preferred, but not required
Have outstanding interpersonal skills and communication skills with families and co-workers, be self motivated, creative, organized and attendance reliable
Works well with children and teams
Be an effective oral and written communicator

Achieve RBT Employee Benefits

Competitive compensation based on experience
Paid Holidays
PTO/Sick/ Bereavement Leave
Travel Stipend
W2 Employee
Health/ Vision/ Dental Insurance
Retirement plan with employer match
Free CEUs and CEU Reimbursement
Guaranteed Hours
Average 20% supervision

Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Achieve BCBA Responsibilities

Conduct functional behavior assessments and skill-based assessments (e.g., VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R) to inform and develop individualized behavior treatment plans.
Develop, monitor, and update ABA programs based on data and clinical observations across home, clinic, school, and community settings.
Provide direct and indirect supervision to RBTs in accordance with BACB standards, ensuring high-fidelity implementation of behavior plans.
Conduct routine RBT performance reviews and competency assessments to evaluate proficiency and guide continued growth.
Lead routine group support and feedback sessions for RBTs to address common challenges and provide ongoing training.
Engage in multi-supervisor training and collaborative supervision for BCBA candidates, including opportunities to shadow experienced clinicians and participate in both direct and indirect supervision activities aligned with BACB standards.
Collaborate with our multi-disciplinary team of speech, music, occupational, and physical therapists, as well as educators and caregivers, to promote a coordinated and comprehensive approach to care.
Maintain accurate and timely documentation, including treatment plans, session notes, progress summaries, and supervision documentation.
Train client stakeholders on ABA strategies to support generalization of skills across environments.
Maintain compliance with insurance and state requirements while adhering to ethical standards of the BACB.
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of current research and evidence-based practices in behavior analysis, and actively engage in ongoing professional development and continuing education.

Achieve BCBA Qualifications

Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Education, or a related field.
Active certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in good standing with the BACB.
Minimum 1–2 years of clinical experience delivering ABA services.
Demonstrated ability to supervise and train RBTs and conduct performance and competency evaluations.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Strong organizational, time management, and leadership abilities.
Flexibility to work in a variety of settings and adapt to the needs of diverse clients and families.
Must be highly team-oriented with the ability to effectively manage multiple priorities while maintaining a focus on achieving desired outcomes.
Experience working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related developmental differences.
Familiarity with pediatric therapy models and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Experience navigating insurance documentation and authorizations.

Achieve BCBA Benefits

1099-NEC Contractors
Competitive compensation based on experience
Flexible scheduling options and opportunities for hybrid work.
Professional development and CEU assistance
Supportive, team-oriented work culture.
Travel compensation for community-based services.
Disability insurance
Life insurance
Referral program
Multi-disciplinary Collaboration - (OT, PT, ST, Music and ABA)
Financial Stipend- Annual stipend is available for purchase of any independent financial services needed including independent health insurance, dental and vision; life/disability insurance; retirement planning, etc. through our insurance portal.
All insurance credentialing, billing, and required authorizations are handled by the practice.
Family-centered Services and Interventions
Fun Evidence-based programming and practice
Team appreciation events and incentives!

Registered Behavior Technician

Achieve RBT Employee Responsibilities

Achieve RBT Employee Qualifications

Achieve RBT Employee Benefits

Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Achieve BCBA Responsibilities

Achieve BCBA Qualifications

Achieve BCBA Benefits

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