November 23, 2021

JOB ALERT: Behavior Technicians Needed For Center-Based Work!

If you have ever thought that a career in ABA might be for you, but don’t like the idea of driving around to our clients’ homes, then we have a great opportunity available! We are urgently hiring for center-based Behavior Technicians in the Detroit and Sacramento areas. These techs will perform all of the same tasks as our in-home staff, and receive all of the same training, but will be based in one location. Our centers are collaborative spaces where you will create firm bonds with your clients and fellow staff, while working to create a world without limits for children with autism and other developmental disorders.

How you will help create a World Without Limits:

Provide 1:1 ABA therapy and facilitate group activity in a clinic environment
Teach individuals with autism to talk, play, make friends, and function independently, while helping reduce any inappropriate behaviors.
Collect data to demonstrate each client’s progress toward reaching his or her goals!
Evaluate by using our proprietary electronic data collection software for real time analysis
Collaborate in clinical team meetings to report client progress and get specific feedback from the supervisor

Rest Assured– you’ll be trained in various ABA methods such as discrete trial teaching (DTT), naturalistic teaching strategies (NATS), and verbal behavior (VB)

Why Behavior Frontiers is perfect for you: At Behavior Frontiers we value our employees and believe in the importance of a healthy work environment. With exceptional managerial leadership, we provide top-of-class training to give every employee the resources they need to reach their career milestones in ABA treatment and autism care. We are a non-discriminatory company, and provide a healthy work-life balance and extensive benefits.

If you would like to be part of the Behavior Frontiers team, we would love to talk to you. Check out our open positions, learn more about the benefits and perks we offer, and apply today! We can’t wait to meet you.

Not sure if a career in ABA is right for you? Take a look at the top five reasons to consider taking a leap into the ABA field, and read about why Behavior Frontiers is the best company to help you achieve your goals.

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