Behavioral Therapist; ABA

Behavioral Therapist (ABA) – $22–$28/hr + Benefits Make a Meaningful Impact — Join Adapt as a Behavioral Therapist

Are you looking for rewarding work where you can make a real difference every day? Adapt: A Behavioral Collective is hiring passionate
Behavioral Therapists (ABA) to support children with autism through one‑on‑one therapy.

We’re a supportive, growth‑oriented team dedicated to providing high‑quality, individualized care — and we’re looking for both entry‑level and experienced therapists to join us.

• Full‑time or part‑time
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  Full‑time preferred (~28.5–35 hours/week), but part‑time (~15–20 hours/week) applicants are welcome
• Opportunity to increase hours or adjust schedule as your caseload grows
• Hybrid model
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  Primarily in‑person sessions. Telehealth opportunities may arise, with potential for additional remote sessions after 90 days

• Provide 1:1 support to children with autism, teaching communication, social, and life skills
• Implement evidence‑based ABA strategies (DTT, NET, PRT)
• Collect and track client progress data during each session
• Collaborate with clinical supervisors and team members
• Mentor entry‑level therapists (for Behavior Therapist II roles)
• $22–$23/hr (Behavior Therapist I – entry‑level)
• $24–$28/hr (Behavior Therapist II – experienced)
• Paid training + RBT certification
• Potential sign‑on bonus
• Simple IRA with employer contribution*
• Paid mileage & drive time in‑between clients
• PTO, sick leave, paid holidays*
• Monthly self‑care bonus + team raffles
• Quarterly leisure events (team‑building and social)
• Supportive and flexible work environment
• Sabbatical leave (available after 5 years of service)

* Certain benefits (PTO, paid holidays, Simple IRA, tuition reimbursement) become available after a 90‑day probationary period.

• Reliable transportation + valid driver’s license
• Bachelor’s degree (or enrolled in psychology, education, or related field)
  OR strong ABA‑related experience
• Clear TB test, fingerprint clearance, and required immunizations
• Comfortable with technology (computer + mobile)

• Dependable and reliable
• Open communicator — willing to share feedback and suggestions
• Receptive to coaching and constructive criticism
• Works well in a collaborative team environment
• Takes initiative and shows strong problem‑solving skills
• Passionate about supporting children with autism and their families

At Adapt, you’ll be part of a team that values people‑first care, collaboration, and growth. Your work is meaningful, your voice is heard, and your professional development matters.