Advanced Behavior Technician (Advanced BT)The Advanced Behavior Technician (Advanced BT) role is designed for highly flexible and motivated staff who are seeking to deepen their ABA experience while supporting the dynamic needs of the organization. This position offers the opportunity to gain hands-on experience under multiple BCBAs, exposure to a variety of client profiles and behaviors, and collaboration across different settings with BCBAs and mid-level supervisors.The Advanced BT will play a dual role: providing direct ABA support as needed and assisting with organizational support tasks. On days when substitute coverage is not required, the Advanced BT will be assigned administrative tasks by a BCBA or provide field support to new Behavior Technicians to ensure quality service delivery.This is a full-time position with guaranteed hours, though flexibility is critical as there are no permanent case assignments. The Advanced BT must be prepared to adapt daily to the changing needs of clients and the team.Compensation:$22.00 – $26.00 per hourStaff with Active RBT Certification will start at $24.00 per hour, with higher pay offered based on relevant experience.Responsibilities:Provide direct ABA therapy across a variety of cases and settings.Collaborate with multiple BCBAs and mid-level supervisors to expand clinical knowledge and skills.Support new Behavior Technicians in the field through shadowing, modeling, and mentorship.Assist with administrative tasks assigned by supervising BCBAs.Adapt daily to organizational needs, filling in for staff absences or urgent case coverage.Maintain accurate and timely documentation.Uphold organizational standards of professionalism, flexibility, and client care.Requirements:Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification preferred (or willingness to obtain).Prior ABA experience required.Strong adaptability and problem-solving skills.Excellent communication and collaboration skills.Must be available Monday–Friday, with flexible hours between 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM (start times may vary depending on scheduling needs).Reliable transportation to travel between cases as needed.Growth Opportunities:The Advanced BT role is a key stepping stone for staff interested in pursuing leadership pathways within the organization, including mid-level supervisor positions and beyond.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Home & Community-Based Services $85,000-$105,000 | Full-Time Join Community Autism Services - Deliver High-Quality ABA Care with a Team Committed to Growth, Excellence & Innovation! Community Autism Services is seeking a dedicated BCBA to support children and families in their home and community settings, using our assent-based ABA model. Join a collaborative team that prioritizes compassionate care, professional development, and outcomes that matter. About Community Autism Services At Community Autism Services, we are redefining what excellence looks like in ABA therapy. Our team is grounded in clinical quality, compassionate care, and an innovative assent-based treatment model that supports each child's unique journey toward independence and growth. We are deeply committed to professional development at every level. Whether you're new to the field or a seasoned clinician, you'll find clear pathways to advance your career, continuous mentorship, and a collaborative environment that empowers you to make meaningful impact. Join a team where your skills are valued, your growth is supported, and your work changes lives every day. What You'll Do Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and create data-driven Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) Hands-on experience conducting developmentally appropriate assessments using the Vineland-3 and other standardized measuresProvide in-home and community-based ABA services to children with autism and developmental needs Collect, monitor, and analyze behavioral data to guide decision-making Coach and model behavioral strategies for caregivers and behavior technicians Supervise RBTs/Behavior Technicians and ensure treatment fidelity Facilitate family and caregiver training to generalize skills across settings Deliver crisis prevention and intervention when needed Collaborate with clinical teams, families, and school/community partners Participate in staff meetings, clinical training, and continuous learning In some regions, provide oversight and mentorship to Associate Clinical Supervisors or those accumulating supervision hours, supporting their growth and development toward independent BCBA practice What Makes This Role Unique Lower Monthly Billable Requirements - Prioritize quality care and clinical outcomes with manageable billing expectations. SBT and PRT Model & Certification - Implement a play-based, child-led approach grounded in the principles of Skill-Based Treatment (SBT) and Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT), with training and certification opportunities. Accessible Performance Bonuses - Earn additional compensation for meaningful clinical work through transparent and achievable bonus opportunities. Dedicated Clinical Leadership - Our Regional Clinical Managers do not carry caseloads, ensuring they're available to support BCBAs with coaching, oversight, and guidance. Mentorship Opportunities - Share your expertise and shape the future of the field by mentoring new and developing BCBAs. Who You Are Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special Education, or a related field Current BCBA certification in good standing (required)Minimum 2 years of ABA experience with children on the autism spectrum or with developmental disabilities Skilled in conducting FBAs, writing BIPs, and supervising clinical staff Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build rapport with families and team members Able to program and provide feedback surrounding challenging behaviors using positive and proactive strategies Reliable, organized, and committed to ethical, high-quality care Schedule & Work Environment Full-Time Home and community-based caseload in the Hawthorne AreaTravel within your assigned service area Compensation & Benefits Competitive Salary: $85,000-$105,000,based on experience Paid time off, sick time, and holidays Medical, Dental and Vision InsuranceRetirement PlanLife InsurancePaid CEUsEmployee Assistance ProgramReferral BonusesFlexible schedule options Fun team events, mentorship, and a mission-driven culture Why Join Community Autism Services? Be part of a clinical team focused on excellence, collaboration, and outcomes Access career advancement opportunities and leadership development Practice within a values-driven organization: Team First, Make a Difference, See it Through, Be Yourself, and Better Every Day Apply Today Ready to elevate your ABA career? Apply now to join a team that's making a difference-one child, one family, and one community at a time.
Behavior Support SpecialistLocation: Hawthorne, CAPay: $21.00 – $26.00 per hourPosition SummaryAt Community Autism Services, we are looking for compassionate and dedicated Behavior Support Specialists to join our West Los Angeles team. In this role, you'll make a meaningful impact by supporting children in reaching their social, emotional, and behavioral goals across home, school, and community settings. Whether you've worked as a behavior technician, therapist, interventionist, SPED aide, or in a related role, this is an opportunity to grow your career in behavioral health while making a difference every day.Why Join Us?Supportive Team Environment – Work alongside experienced clinicians and a collaborative care teamComprehensive Benefits – PTO, paid holidays, medical/dental/vision coverage, disability & life insurance, and a 401k retirement planCareer Development – Paid training in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and pathways to advance in the fieldImpactful Work – Help children achieve meaningful progress and support families in their journeyQualificationsHigh school diploma or higher; degree in psychology, education, or related field preferredExperience in childcare, special education, or behavioral support strongly preferredReliable transportation and ability to commute within 5–10 miles (30–45 minutes)Open to both school- and home-based cases to build a full-time scheduleCPR/First Aid certification preferredStrong communication and teamwork skillsPatience, empathy, and genuine passion for working with childrenBilingual Spanish a plusKey ResponsibilitiesProvide direct behavioral support to children in home, school, and community environmentsImplement individualized behavior support and skill-building plans under clinical supervision.Promote safe, positive, and inclusive environments for childrenSupport children with daily routines, including personal care as needed (e.g., diapering, toilet training)Track and document progress, behavior data, and session notes accuratelyCollaborate with clinical supervisors, educators, and family members to ensure consistency and progress