EIBI Registered Behavior Technician

Salary is determined based on individual experience, and the range may not include differentials which are based on team assignment. The salary range posted reflects the starting salary for the position and does not represent the maximum potential earnings.

*$2,000 Sign-on Bonus

Start a Rewarding Career Making a Difference!

This is an incredible opportunity to gain hands-on experience working with young children with autism — all while receiving paid training and professional support in our Early Intensive Behavior Intervention (EIBI) program. The EIBI program is closed for services for 30 days per year.

As an EIBI Therapist, you’ll:

• Provide one-on-one applied behavior analysis (ABA) services to a young child with autism in their home and/or childcare setting
• Implement skill development and behavior reduction procedures as specified in their individualized treatment plans designed by a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
• Collaborate with a BCBA who provides ongoing supervision, feedback, and support
• Collect data on target skills and behaviors for progress tracking and assessment
• Build warm, supportive, and collaborative relationships with children and families while maintaining professional boundaries
• Respect the privacy, cultural customs, and religious practices of children and families
• Celebrate every success

What You’ll Love:

• Paid training with a pathway to RBT certification
• 35 hours per week, plus a daily one-hour unpaid lunch break
• Collaboration with a supportive team guided by BCBAs who provide ongoing mentorship to help you grow and succeed
• Ongoing BCBA supervision as required to maintain RBT certification
• Generous time off
• Tuition reimbursement for continued education
• Meaningful, life-changing work with children and families

What You’ll Need:

• Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification in good standing or willingness to pursue certification with NECC support
• A high school diploma is required. Having or pursuing a college degree is highly preferred.
• Compassion, patience, and motivation who enjoys working with young children and families with a desire to work with young children and families
• Reliable transportation to travel between client locations
• Strong communication skills and ability to work independently
• CPR training (can be completed with us during your first 6 months)

What We Do:

The New England Center for Children (NECC) is a global leader in autism education and research. We provide a comprehensive structure to help children and young adults with autism through evidence-based services in home-based, day, and residential programs, in unison with ongoing research on educational best practices.

NECC is committed to an inclusive culture where all students, employees, families, and partners feel welcome, safe, and valued. We believe that fostering diversity and equity makes us a stronger, more successful community. For more information, please visit: https://www.necc.org/dei/

*Sign-on bonuses can be adjusted or canceled at any time. All sign-on bonuses are confirmed at the time the formal offer is accepted and noted in the formal employment offer letter.