ABA Instructor (ABAI)Community Autism Services | Full-Time, School-Based | Athens, AlabamaA leadership-level ABA role for an experienced clinician ready to lead a high-impact caseload, mentor a team, and make a lasting difference in the classroom. Why ABA Instructors Choose CASCompetitive hourly pay, $50–$65/hour, based on experience and credentialsA high-impact caseload sized to allow real depth of clinical attentionMeaningful autonomy — contribute directly to plan design, staff coaching, and programming decisionsSupervise and mentor Behavior Technicians (BTs), with real opportunity to leadClose collaboration with your supervising BCBA and school-based teamBuilt-in, accessible supervision hours for those pursuing BCBA certificationOngoing mentorship, training, and career development within a growing national organizationKeep reading to see how this role is built for experienced clinicians ready to lead. Our Approach at CASAt Community Autism Services (CAS), a division of The Stepping Stones Group, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive in their school and community. Our school-based teams partner directly with districts to bring evidence-based, assent-centered Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) into classrooms — coaching educators, building student skills, and making a measurable difference every single day.We invest in our clinicians because we know that well-supported, well-led teams produce the best outcomes for the students and families we serve. This role is designed for someone ready to step into a leadership position in school-based ABA — not just implement, but model, coach, and elevate the team around them. The CAS ExperienceWhat working as a Senior ABA Instructor at CAS looks like:Compensation & RecognitionCompetitive hourly pay, $50–$65/hour, commensurate with experience and credentialsOngoing professional development and continuing education supportA clear path toward BCBA certification, with accessible unrestricted supervision hoursClinical Support & MentorshipClose, hands-on collaboration with your supervising BCBAReal input into programming decisions and plan development, not just implementationA supportive clinical team culture — never siloed workSchedule & StructureFull-time, school-based placement in Athens City, AlabamaA high-impact caseload with meaningful variety across daily school routinesReliable transportation and a valid driver's license requiredGrowth PathStructured mentorship for those pursuing BCaBA or BCBA credentialsOngoing training and career development within a growing national organizationOpportunity to expand into broader clinical leadership as CAS grows Role OverviewWe're looking for an experienced, seasoned ABA professional to take on a high-impact caseload in a full-time, school-based role in Athens, Alabama. This role calls for someone who has already led teams, written and adjusted behavior and skill-acquisition plans, and knows how to build strong working relationships with school staff — someone who can walk into a classroom, read the room, and lead with confidence and warmth.You'll work under the clinical direction of a supervising BCBA, but you'll operate with real autonomy: supervising Behavior Technicians (BTs), contributing directly to programming decisions, and serving as the day-to-day clinical anchor for your caseload. This is a role for someone who brings both strong technical skill and a genuinely positive, steady presence — the kind of person who keeps a room calm and a team motivated even on hard days. What You'll DoServe as the lead clinical presence for your caseload, writing, adjusting, and overseeing implementation of individualized programming under BCBA supervisionSupervise, train, and provide ongoing feedback to Behavior Technicians (BTs) supporting your caseloadDesign and refine skill-acquisition and behavior support plans in partnership with your supervising BCBABuild and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with teachers, administrators, and school-based teamsOversee data collection, progress monitoring, and graphical reporting tied to IEP goalsParticipate in IEP meetings and contribute directly to student planning and outcomesMaintain clear, professional communication with families, school staff, and CAS leadership How Success Is MeasuredImplementation Fidelity: instructional and behavior plans implemented with ≥80% fidelity, as measured by supervisor evaluations and implementation checklistsStaff Development: BTs receive documented training and feedback monthly, with measurable improvement in implementation fidelityStudent Outcomes: measurable progress toward IEP goals, based on CAS data tracking systemsDocumentation & Compliance: 100% of assigned documentation, plans, and training logs completed accurately and on time QualificationsEducation: Master's degree in behavior analysis, education, psychology, or related field required, OR active BCaBA certificationExperience: Significant prior experience in ABA service delivery, including experience supervising or managing staff and independently writing or revising behavior and skill-acquisition plansSetting: Prior experience in a school-based or comparable structured setting strongly preferredApproach: A positive, steady, can-do attitude — someone who leads by example and brings calm confidence to complex situationsSkills: Strong leadership, coaching, and communication skills; comfortable working closely and collaboratively with school staffLogistics: Reliable transportation and valid driver's license required About The Stepping Stones GroupTogether, we are transforming the lives of children and families, improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral services, and joining with like-minded therapists, clinicians, and educators to have a greater impact in our communities.Community Autism Services (CAS), a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to age, race, color, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or any other protected status.
Behavior Technician (BT)Community Autism Services |Full-Time, School-Based | Athens , AlabamaYou'll spend your days working directly with students in Athens City schools, delivering hands-on ABA support under the guidance of a supervising BCBA and ABA Instructor. This role calls for someone experienced, steady, and genuinely dedicated to helping students build skills, gain independence, and feel supported every step of the way. Pay starts at $24–$28 per hour, based on experience. Why BTs Choose CASCompetitive pay: $24–$28 per hour, based on experienceA dedicated clinical team — your supervising BCBA and Senior ABA Instructor are genuinely accessible, not just a name on paperHands-on training and ongoing mentorship, including support pursuing RBT certificationA stable, full-time school-based scheduleReal opportunity for growth within a national organizationA team culture built on enthusiasm, follow-through, and doing what's right for kidsKeep reading to see what the day-to-day actually looks like. About Community Autism ServicesAt Community Autism Services (CAS), a division of The Stepping Stones Group, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive in their school and community. Our school-based teams partner directly with districts to bring evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) into classrooms — and that mission starts with the BTs who show up for students every single day.Our team is made up of clinicians and leaders who understand what it actually takes to support students with unique and complex needs. Every CAS employee is committed to helping students thrive in their own way, and we build our teams — and our support systems — around that goal. What You'll DoAs a BT with CAS in Athens, you'll work directly with students under the guidance of your supervising BCBA and ABA Instructor:Implement individualized behavior and skill-acquisition programming as designed by the clinical teamProvide consistent 1:1 support across classroom routines, including academics, transitions, and social groupsSupport students with personal care needs, including toileting and hygiene routines, with dignity and consistencyRespond calmly and safely to behavioral needs, including elopement risk and physical aggression, using trained de-escalation and safety protocolsSupport communication for students with limited verbal language, including use of AAC devices or other communication systems as directedCollect accurate data and complete documentation to track student progressBuild real relationships with teachers, school staff, and the clinical team through clear, consistent communicationFollow all school district and CAS safety protocols at all times What You'll BringPrior experience working with individuals with autism or related developmental disabilities requiredExperience supporting students with elopement risk, physical aggression, or limited communication strongly preferredComfortable and experienced providing personal care support, including toileting assistanceRBT certification preferred; willingness to obtain certification with CAS support consideredHigh school diploma or equivalent required; Associate's or Bachelor's degree a plusReliable transportation and valid driver's licenseA calm, patient, and genuinely positive approach, even in high-need moments Good to KnowThis role is hands-on and active — you'll be on your feet, moving through classrooms, hallways, and common areas, and getting down to a student's level for floor activities or adaptive seating. Expect to lift, carry, or move materials up to 25 pounds, and to physically support students during transitions, personal care routines, or safety interventions as trained. You'll need the visual and auditory attention to keep students safe and engaged throughout the day, and you'll follow district and company safety protocols at all times. Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities. Ready to Apply?Community Autism Services (CAS), a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to age, race, color, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or any other protected status.Ready to make a real difference for students in Athens?Apply today and let's talk about what a BT role at CAS can mean for your career.