July 12, 2022

Behavior Frontiers is Now Hiring Behavior Technicians Nationwide!

Are you looking for a career that allows you to make a difference in your community, help the people who need it most, and build skills that you will use for the rest of your life? Are you looking for a company that will work with your schedule, encourage teamwork, and foster your education and growth? Well then, we have great news: Behavior Frontiers is now hiring for Behavior Technicians nationwide!

What is a Behavior Technician?

Behavior Technicians (or BTs) work directly with children on the autism spectrum, either in-home, in the community, or in an Autism Treatment Center. First, a Case Manager or Clinical Director meets with the child and their family to determine specific goals or lessons that will help them, now and in the future. Then, the Behavior Technician applies those lessons. They use principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), such as reinforcement and prompting, to teach the child positive behaviors. They also build strong bonds with the child and their family. For a more in-depth look at what a BT does, check out A Day in the Life of a Behavior Technician.

Why Behavior Frontiers?

If you have ever considered working in the ABA field, you know just how many employers there are. It can be hard to sift through all of the jargon to determine where you actually want to work, put down roots, and build your career. We at Behavior Frontiers are always working toward becoming the best ABA provider in the industry for professional growth. We work hard to keep our employees happy by fostering that growth, creating strong bonds between staff and supervisors, and providing a fun and rewarding atmosphere! But you don’t have to take our word for it: check out Five Reasons to Work at Behavior Frontiers (In Our Employees’ Own Words) for all the details.

How to Join the BF Team

If all of this sounds like the perfect fit for you, we would love to talk to you! We are actively hiring great people like you to deliver our valuable ABA services to our clients in the home setting, and now in Centers in select areas. Read more about our Benefits and Perks, check out our Open Positions, and apply today!

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