Behavior Technician – Autism Therapy

Job Description

Direct Support Professional | Action Behavior Centers – ABA Therapy for Autism

The Tone:
This is a full-time role at Action Behavior Centers, located in Phoenix, AZ. Action Behavior Centers focuses on providing ABA therapy for children with autism. This entry-level position is crucial for helping young children build essential communication, social, and independent skills, making a tangible difference in their daily lives and long-term development. The company hires caring people to support growth and success in its clients.

The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-Time
• Location: In-person, Phoenix, AZ
• Pay: $15.5–$28 hourly
• Mission: Provide one-on-one play-based ABA therapy to young children, supporting their learning and development.

What You’ll Actually Do
• Therapy Execution: Follow individualized treatment plans and accurately collect simple session data.
• Child Engagement: Facilitate learning for children aged 18 months to 8 years through play, movement, reading, games, and hands-on activities.
• Active Participation: Maintain an active and engaged presence throughout therapy sessions with young children.
• Environment Management: Ensure a clean, organized, and safe therapy environment for all sessions.
• Team Collaboration: Work effectively and collaboratively with a supportive team focused on helping kids grow and succeed, including occasionally supporting nearby clinics for coverage.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Entry-level professional with a high school diploma. Must be at least 18 years old.
• Experience: No prior experience required; willingness to complete paid Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification within 20 days of hire.
• Skills: Ability to maintain an active pace while working with young children, reliable attendance and punctuality, and a strong team mindset.
• Bonus: Previous experience in childcare roles such as nanny, babysitter, preschool teacher, or tutor. Experience in mental health roles like QMHP or behavioral health technician, or as a camp counselor, paraprofessional, caregiver, or life skills assistant. A degree in Psychology, Child Development, Education, or any Health Sciences field.