Behavior Technician (BT/RBT) - Youth Support ProgramFull-Time | Monday-Thursday & Friday | La Verne, CA | Pay: $21.00- $26.00Some of the most meaningful relationships you'll ever build will be with young people who need consistency, patience, and someone in their corner. This role is a chance to be that steady, trained presence for youth navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives.Why Behavior Technicians Choose CASThe opportunity to make a real, lasting impact with youth who need consistent, skilled supportFull-time, structured weekday schedule with no evenings or weekendsStrong clinical support and supervision in a high-need, high-reward environmentSpecialized training and ongoing support tailored to this populationClear growth paths into Lead BT, ABA Instructor, ACS, and BCBA rolesA collaborative, professional environment backed by experienced clinical supervisionAt Community Autism ServicesOur youth support programs emphasize consistency, safety, and strong supervision for Behavior Technicians working with young people who have complex behavioral and emotional needs. This work isn't easy-but for the right person, it's some of the most rewarding work there is. Every session is a chance to build trust, model regulation, and show a young person that someone believes in them.The CAS ExperienceSchedule & StabilityM, Tu, W, F: 8:15AM-2:24P (+ 60-minute unpaid lunch break), Th: 8:15AM-11:45AM opportunity to pick up afternoon based cases Services delivered on-site within a structured, secure program settingConsistent routines that give youth a stable point in their dayTraining, Support & GrowthPaid onboarding and specialized training for working with intensive behaviorsRequired CPI (Crisis Prevention Intervention) certification, provided and maintained through CASOngoing supervision from experienced BCBAsPaid RBT certification (training, exam, and supervision included), if not already heldTuition reimbursement and professional development opportunitiesClear, skill-based pathways for advancementRecognition & Team CulturePerformance-based pay increasesAnnual bonuses for eligible BTs and RBTsInclusion in team events, trainings, and celebrationsA culture built on teamwork, professionalism, and encouragementRole OverviewAs a Behavior Technician, you'll be a stabilizing, trusted presence for youth navigating significant behavioral and emotional challenges. Working under BCBA supervision, you'll implement individualized behavior strategies, respond calmly to escalated moments, and help create the structure and consistency many of these young people haven't had. Your role matters not just for behavioral progress, but for showing up as a steady, caring adult in a young person's day.What You'll DoBuild trusting, consistent relationships with youth in a structured program settingProvide 1:1 and small-group behavioral supportImplement behavior intervention strategies and treatment plans for intensive and complex behaviorsRespond safely and appropriately to challenging moments using CPI techniquesSupport skill development related to communication, behavior regulation, and daily routinesCollect accurate behavioral data and session documentationCollaborate with program staff, educators, and clinical supervisorsSupport youth through transitions, routines, and escalated moments with patience and consistencyMaintain professionalism and safety awareness in a secure program environmentHow Success Is MeasuredBuilding genuine trust and rapport with youth, even in high-stress momentsSafe, appropriate responses to challenging behaviorAccurate data collection and follow-throughStrong collaboration with program and clinical teamsOpenness to feedback and continued skill developmentReliability, professionalism, and steady, positive engagementPay InformationHourly Rate: $21.00-$26.00Starting pay is based on education, experience, and bilingual skills. Additional compensation may be considered for prior ABA experience, RBT certification, or fluency in languages that support the individuals and families we serve.Qualifications & Essential Job FunctionsMinimum age of 18High School diploma or GED requiredPrior ABA experience requiredExperience working with intensive or high-acuity behaviors requiredMust be CPI trained or willing to complete CPI training prior to startMust be comfortable responding to physical and verbal aggression as part of routine dutiesAbility to meet the physical demands of the role, including:Lifting and carrying up to 50 lbsBending, kneeling, squatting, and transitioning throughout the dayResponding appropriately and safely to challenging behaviors (e.g., aggression, elopement)Reliable transportation to the assigned siteValid driver's license and dependable attendanceAbility to follow behavior plans and program routines with consistencyExperience That Transfers WellABA experience with individuals exhibiting intensive or severe behaviorsYouth services, juvenile justice, or corrections experienceBehavioral health or crisis intervention workSchool or classroom support roles with high-need populationsPsychology, criminal justice, or human services backgroundWhy CAS Is DifferentWe intentionally design these roles to:Give skilled, experienced BTs a place to do work that truly mattersProvide structure and safety without burnoutOffer real clinical support and supervision-not just oversightCreate clear paths into advanced clinical and educational rolesRecognize and reward the consistency, resilience, and impact this work demandsNot Ready to Make the Jump - but Know Someone Who Is?We offer $250 external referral bonuses for Behavior Technician referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid.About CASCommunity Autism Services is committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to children and families while creating meaningful, sustainable careers for our team members. As part of a nationwide organization, CAS combines the stability of scale with the heart of a community-based provider
Part Time Paraprofessional Part-Time | Monday-Friday | Downey, CA Area | Pay: $22.00-$26.00/hourSome of the most meaningful relationships you'll ever build will be with students who need consistency, encouragement, and someone in their corner. This role is a chance to be that steady, caring presence, helping young people build confidence, grow as learners, and discover what they're capable of.Why Paraprofessionals Choose The Stepping Stones GroupThe opportunity to make a real, lasting impact on students every single dayA structured weekday schedule with no evenings or weekendsTeam-based classrooms where you work alongside dedicated teachers and school staffResponsive, supportive leadership from experienced professionals invested in your successContinuing education, webinars, and professional resources to help you keep growingA mission-driven organization committed to making a difference one student at a timeWe believe every student deserves outstanding support for their academic and social-emotional growth. Our school-based programs are built on consistency, collaboration, and strong support for the professionals who make a difference in students' lives. This work takes heart, patience, and dedication, and for the right person, it's some of the most rewarding work there is. Every school day is a chance to build trust, celebrate progress, and help a young person experience success.The SSG ExperienceSchedule & StabilityM-Th: 8:15AM-3:00PM, with a 60-minute unpaid lunch. F: 8:15AM-12:00PM (26.75 hours per week)Services delivered on-site in a school settingA structured environment with consistent daily routinesSmall classrooms of 8-12 students, with both general and special education teachersTraining, Support & GrowthVirtual onboarding, orientation, and required trainings to set you up for successGuidance and support from experienced SSG leadershipAccess to approved webinars, professional resources, and continuing educationExclusive access to premium tools and content that support high-quality service deliveryInteractive opportunities designed to support your professional growthBenefits & Team CultureCompetitive pay and benefitsHealth & Wellness Stipends that support your life inside and outside of work401(k) retirement savings planReferral program for friends and colleaguesA culture built on teamwork, professionalism, and encouragementRole OverviewAs a Paraprofessional, you'll be a positive, trusted presence for students ages 12-22, supporting their learning, growth, and well-being. Working alongside teachers and school staff, you'll provide instructional, behavioral, and classroom support while helping create a safe, respectful, and encouraging learning environment. Your role matters not just for academic progress, but for showing up as a steady, caring adult in a young person's day.What You'll DoBuild trusting, consistent relationships with studentsProvide classroom, small-group, and 1:1 support based on student needsAssist students with assignments and provide general academic supportProvide behavioral support using positive, trauma-informed practicesOffer emotional and social support to help students engage, participate, and thriveAssist with personal care as needed, which may include mobility, feeding, and toileting supportCollect accurate data on student progressPartner with teachers and classroom aides on daily instruction and routinesFollow all school safety, confidentiality, and behavioral proceduresAdapt to caseload changes as student needs evolveHow Success Is MeasuredBuilding genuine trust and rapport with studentsPositive, supportive responses to student needs and challengesAccurate data collection and follow-throughStrong collaboration with teachers and school teamsConsistent follow-through on school procedures and routinesAppropriate professional boundariesReliability, punctuality, and steady, positive engagementPay InformationHourly Rate: $22.00-$26.00, based on education and experience.Qualifications & RequirementsHigh school diploma or equivalentPrior experience in special education, behavioral support, mental health, youth services, or a similar setting is requiredComfortable supporting students with a range of learning, behavioral, and emotional needsAble to thrive in a structured environment and follow established proceduresAble to maintain appropriate professional boundariesFlexible and open to working with students of varying ages and changing caseloadsReliable transportationDependable attendance and punctualityMust complete Live Scan background check and TB clearanceMust complete onboarding and required trainings prior to startExperience That Transfers WellSpecial education paraprofessional or instructional aide rolesYouth services, mentoring, or after-school program experienceBehavioral health or mental health support workABA or behavioral support experienceClassroom or school support rolesPsychology, education, social work, or human services backgroundWhy SSG Is DifferentWe intentionally design these roles to:Give dedicated paraprofessionals a place to do work that truly mattersProvide structure and consistency alongside a supportive teamOffer real leadership support, not just oversightRecognize the heart, consistency, and impact this work demandsAbout The Stepping Stones GroupAt The Stepping Stones Group, we are committed to making a difference one student at a time. We believe every child deserves outstanding support for their academic and social-emotional growth, and we match our team members with roles that fit their passion and skills so they can thrive while changing lives. Ready to be the steady presence a student needs? Join us today.
Behavior Technician (BT/RBT) - Youth Support ProgramFull-Time | Monday-Thursday & Friday | Downey, CA | Pay: $21.00- $26.00Some of the most meaningful relationships you'll ever build will be with young people who need consistency, patience, and someone in their corner. This role is a chance to be that steady, trained presence for youth navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives.Why Behavior Technicians Choose CASThe opportunity to make a real, lasting impact with youth who need consistent, skilled supportFull-time, structured weekday schedule with no evenings or weekendsStrong clinical support and supervision in a high-need, high-reward environmentSpecialized training and ongoing support tailored to this populationClear growth paths into Lead BT, ABA Instructor, ACS, and BCBA rolesA collaborative, professional environment backed by experienced clinical supervisionAt Community Autism ServicesOur youth support programs emphasize consistency, safety, and strong supervision for Behavior Technicians working with young people who have complex behavioral and emotional needs. This work isn't easy-but for the right person, it's some of the most rewarding work there is. Every session is a chance to build trust, model regulation, and show a young person that someone believes in them.The CAS ExperienceSchedule & StabilityMonday-Thursday: 8:15 AM-3:00 PM, with a 60-minute lunchFriday: 8:15 AM-12:00 PMServices delivered on-site within a structured, secure program settingConsistent routines that give youth a stable point in their dayTraining, Support & GrowthPaid onboarding and specialized training for working with intensive behaviorsRequired CPI (Crisis Prevention Intervention) certification, provided and maintained through CASOngoing supervision from experienced BCBAsPaid RBT certification (training, exam, and supervision included), if not already heldTuition reimbursement and professional development opportunitiesClear, skill-based pathways for advancementRecognition & Team CulturePerformance-based pay increasesAnnual bonuses for eligible BTs and RBTsInclusion in team events, trainings, and celebrationsA culture built on teamwork, professionalism, and encouragementRole OverviewAs a Behavior Technician, you'll be a stabilizing, trusted presence for youth navigating significant behavioral and emotional challenges. Working under BCBA supervision, you'll implement individualized behavior strategies, respond calmly to escalated moments, and help create the structure and consistency many of these young people haven't had. Your role matters not just for behavioral progress, but for showing up as a steady, caring adult in a young person's day.What You'll DoBuild trusting, consistent relationships with youth in a structured program settingProvide 1:1 and small-group behavioral supportImplement behavior intervention strategies and treatment plans for intensive and complex behaviorsRespond safely and appropriately to challenging moments using CPI techniquesSupport skill development related to communication, behavior regulation, and daily routinesCollect accurate behavioral data and session documentationCollaborate with program staff, educators, and clinical supervisorsSupport youth through transitions, routines, and escalated moments with patience and consistencyMaintain professionalism and safety awareness in a secure program environmentHow Success Is MeasuredBuilding genuine trust and rapport with youth, even in high-stress momentsSafe, appropriate responses to challenging behaviorAccurate data collection and follow-throughStrong collaboration with program and clinical teamsOpenness to feedback and continued skill developmentReliability, professionalism, and steady, positive engagementPay InformationHourly Rate: $21.00-$26.00Starting pay is based on education, experience, and bilingual skills. Additional compensation may be considered for prior ABA experience, RBT certification, or fluency in languages that support the individuals and families we serve.Qualifications & Essential Job FunctionsMinimum age of 18High School diploma or GED requiredPrior ABA experience requiredExperience working with intensive or high-acuity behaviors requiredMust be CPI trained or willing to complete CPI training prior to startMust be comfortable responding to physical and verbal aggression as part of routine dutiesAbility to meet the physical demands of the role, including:Lifting and carrying up to 50 lbsBending, kneeling, squatting, and transitioning throughout the dayResponding appropriately and safely to challenging behaviors (e.g., aggression, elopement)Reliable transportation to the assigned siteValid driver's license and dependable attendanceAbility to follow behavior plans and program routines with consistencyExperience That Transfers WellABA experience with individuals exhibiting intensive or severe behaviorsYouth services, juvenile justice, or corrections experienceBehavioral health or crisis intervention workSchool or classroom support roles with high-need populationsPsychology, criminal justice, or human services backgroundWhy CAS Is DifferentWe intentionally design these roles to:Give skilled, experienced BTs a place to do work that truly mattersProvide structure and safety without burnoutOffer real clinical support and supervision-not just oversightCreate clear paths into advanced clinical and educational rolesRecognize and reward the consistency, resilience, and impact this work demandsNot Ready to Make the Jump - but Know Someone Who Is?We offer $250 external referral bonuses for Behavior Technician referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid.About CASCommunity Autism Services is committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to children and families while creating meaningful, sustainable careers for our team members. As part of a nationwide organization, CAS combines the stability of scale with the heart of a community-based provider
ABA Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)Community Autism Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for ABA Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) in Westwood, CA and the surrounding areas. Join our team in delivering state-of-the-art behavioral services to children with autism, contributing to our shared mission of Transforming Lives Together!A Passionate Community with Shared ValuesYou will have the privilege of collaborating with like-minded individuals who share a passion for making meaningful impacts on children and families in need of autism services. Regardless of size, small and large accomplishments with our clients are celebrated as each represents a continued step in the right direction of our company's values.Pay: $21.00 - $26.00 per hourEmployee Benefits Paid Time Off (PTO), Paid Holidays, and wage increases Drive time and mileage reimbursementRenewal of Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certificationJob DutiesDeliver direct Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment services to children diagnosed with Autism, conducting sessions in various settings such as their homes, schools, or within the community.Work under the guidance of a program supervisor, instructing clients on essential skills such as communication, play, socialization, and fostering greater independence. In addition, ABA Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) assist in addressing challenging behaviors.Duties also include collecting, organizing, and summarizing behavioral data related to the child's treatment goals.6-month commitment to consistent and dependable attendance, as well as responsive and timely communication, is essential to the role.RequirementsActive Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification High school diploma or equivalentChildcare experience requiredAbout Community Autism Services, a division of The Stepping Stones GroupThe Stepping Stones Group grew from a simple belief: That every child is born with a special set of gifts. Throughout our history, we have partnered with 14 mission-driven organizations that share in our vision.Together, 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 in order to have a greater impact in our communities. Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network ensure the delivery of the highest quality therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.