Registered Behavior Technician ABA RBT (Raleigh, NC)

Job Description

Job Description

What is a Registered Behavior Technician?

RBTs are front-line professionals trained to deliver Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy—a science-based approach that helps children with autism and related diagnoses build communication, social, and daily-living skills. Working under the guidance of a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you’ll turn carefully designed treatment plans into real-world progress for the children and families we serve.

7 Great Reasons to Become an RBT with Achievements ABA

1.  Immediate Impact – See tangible growth in a child’s skills every session.

2. Professional Credential – We support you through your RBT coursework, exam prep, and ongoing renewals.

3. Fast-Track Career Growth – ABA is one of the country’s fastest-growing healthcare fields, with clear paths toward lead RBT, program supervisor, or future BCBA.

4. Flexible Scheduling – Choose 4 or 8 hour shifts that fit school, family, or other commitments.

5. Competitive Pay & Paid Time Off – Earn $25–$30 per hour plus PTO—even as a new clinician.

6. Supportive Team Culture – Monthly BCBA-led webinars, daily mentorship, and a “never-alone” approach to learning new skills.

7. Make a Difference Close to Home – Deliver therapy in homes, schools, and community settings right in your neighborhood.

What You’ll Do

• Partner with a BCBA to apply ABA teaching procedures during 1:1 sessions.

• Deliver therapy in home, school, and community environments.

• Capture accurate skill-building and behavior data in our user-friendly app.

• Write concise daily session notes that keep families and clinicians aligned.

• Communicate wins, challenges, and ideas openly with your BCBA and regional coordinator.

What Makes Achievements ABA a Stand-Out Employer

We know that quality care starts with quality team members  – and we invest in you from day one.

• Very competitive wages – $25–$30 per hour

• Paid time off – even as a part-time employee

• Health insurance – for full-time team members

• Flexible part-time schedules – perfect for students or second careers

• Rewarding, meaningful work – help children and families reach their full potential

• Ongoing, high-quality supervision – from experienced BCBAs invested in your growth

• Monthly webinars and continuing education – sharpen your skills, stay current

• Supportive culture – you’ll always have someone to turn to, and room to grow

Who Thrives in This Role — Qualifications & Related Experience

We welcome candidates who are new to ABA and passionate about helping others. You might be a great fit if you have:

• A high school diploma or equivalent (required)

• An active RBT certification is required.

• A bachelor’s degree (or progress toward one) in psychology, education, social work, or a related field (preferred but not required)

• Experience in any of the following fields:

  • Childcare (nanny, daycare, preschool assistant)

  • Special education or paraprofessional support roles

  • Teaching, tutoring, or camp counseling

  • Mental health or behavioral health settings

  • Direct support for individuals with developmental disabilities

  • CNA, PCA, or home health care roles

• Strong communication, organization, and time management skills

• A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and the ability to pass a level-2 background check

• A sincere interest in helping children grow and thrive

Ready to get started?

Apply today to join a mission-driven team where every session is a step toward brighter futures—for our clients, their families, and your own career.

Achievements ABA is proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.