Provide ABA therapy in clients’ homes, schools, and community settings, implementing behavior intervention and skill-acquisition programs under BCBA supervision. Teach communication, social, play, and daily living skills while collecting session data, tracking progress, and supporting client safety. Applicants must be at least 21 and meet one of these qualifications: 60 college credits, six months of recent experience working with children with developmental disabilities, or active RBT certification. They must be available at least three days and 10 hours per week, including after 3:00 PM, have reliable transportation and a suitable internet-connected device, and be able to meet the role’s physical and engagement demands.
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