Join Autism, Advocacy, and Intervention: RBT in Training
What We'll Expect From Each other
What We'll Expect From Each other
What We'll Expect From Each other
At Autism, Advocacy, and Intervention (AAI), we’re more than just an organization; we’re a community committed to making a lasting difference. As a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) in Training with AAI, you’ll be stepping into one of the most challenging yet profoundly rewarding roles in the field of autism services.
A Career with Impa
At Autism, Advocacy, and Intervention (AAI), we’re more than just an organization; we’re a community committed to making a lasting difference. As a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) in Training with AAI, you’ll be stepping into one of the most challenging yet profoundly rewarding roles in the field of autism services.
A Career with Impact
Every day, RBTs at AAI make a meaningful and positive impact in their communities by supporting individuals with autism. You’ll work one-on-one with your assigned client, either in their home, at one of our specialized clinics, or in a school environment, offering dedicated, personalized care. This daily interaction isn’t just about improving skills—it’s about fostering growth, independence, and confidence for individuals with autism and their families.
Dedication to Excellence
AAI holds each team member to a high standard. We believe that the work we do demands professionalism, compassion, and resilience. In return, we offer top-tier pay and a comprehensive support system to recognize and value the commitment of our team. Full-time positions, requiring 30+ hours a week, come with extensive benefits, and you’ll join a team that values growth, encourages you to have voice, mutual support, and will help keep you accountable.
Onboarding
What We'll Expect From Each other
What We'll Expect From Each other
Your journey as an RBT in Training at AAI begins with a comprehensive onboarding program designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed. The onboarding consists of:
Online Training Modules: This foundational training will guide you through key concepts and best practices, helping you build a solid understanding of AB
Your journey as an RBT in Training at AAI begins with a comprehensive onboarding program designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed. The onboarding consists of:
Online Training Modules: This foundational training will guide you through key concepts and best practices, helping you build a solid understanding of ABA principles and techniques.
Required Coursework for the RBT Exam: AAI will cover the cost of the 40-hour coursework required to prepare for the RBT certification exam.
You’ll be expected to complete your RBT certification exam within three months of beginning your onboarding. Once you pass, your hourly rate will increase, recognizing your growth and commitment.
Guidance and Mentorship
Throughout your onboarding, you’ll receive dense mentorship from experienced team members dedicated to helping you thrive. Our mentorship program provides consistent, hands-on guidance, ensuring you feel confident and supported at each step. With regular check-ins and the support of skilled supervisors and BCBAs, you’ll have everything you need to succeed.
Working With Clients
What We'll Expect From Each other
Working With Clients
As an RBT in Training, you’ll work directly with autistic individuals, helping them build critical life skills and supporting their journey toward independence. Success in this role requires a unique balance of professionalism and playfulness. Your willingness to engage, be creative, and adapt to each client’s needs is essential in buildi
As an RBT in Training, you’ll work directly with autistic individuals, helping them build critical life skills and supporting their journey toward independence. Success in this role requires a unique balance of professionalism and playfulness. Your willingness to engage, be creative, and adapt to each client’s needs is essential in building a trusting relationship and fostering progress.
Your role will focus on developing foundational skills, including:
Communication: Teaching effective ways for children to express themselves.
Learning and Play: Engaging in activities that encourage curiosity and joy, helping clients achieve developmental milestones.
Listening and Social Skills: Supporting clients in understanding instructions, following routines, and engaging with others.
Behavioral Support: Working with children to develop replacement behaviors that meet the purpose (or function) of challenging behaviors, like self-injury, aggression, or tantrums, in a constructive way.