Autism Behavior Services Inc. (ABSI) in Stockton, CA, is dedicated to helping children on the autism spectrum and their families. ABSI seeks to hire highly engaged individuals and offers a wide range of growth opportunities in our behavior technician and behavior specialist positions.
We provide comprehensive behavior technician training for new team members. Stockton healthcare jobs at ABSI offer a fulfilling career where you can make a meaningful impact.
At ABSI, our team members are prepared for certification with coursework from The Behavior University. The coursework offered has been accredited by the QABA Board and BACB. Team members also receive continuing education opportunities to ensure certification renewal.
40 hours paid training in alignment with ABAT certification (Applied Behavior Analysis Technician) RBT certification (Registered Behavior Technician) Board Requirements
ABSI offers consistent support and outreach from supervisorial team and other Behavior Technicians so they are prepared every day for the rewarding and empowering work that they do.
Autism Behavior Services Inc. provides evidence-based, state-of-the-art behavioral treatment and consultation services in Stockton. ABSI is dedicated to ensuring that individuals living with autism can live, learn, work, play, and be active members of their communities. We utilize Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to teach individuals on the autism spectrum, empowering them to achieve their full potential.
Medical employment in Stockton, CA, with ABSI offers you the chance to join a compassionate team committed to providing meaningful care. Our jobs providing ABA therapy are designed for team member growth, offering paid training and certification, competitive wages, flexible schedules, and weekend hours. ABSI offers a range of exciting ABA jobs with great benefits, allowing you to make a lasting impact while growing professionally.
Do you enjoy mentoring others? Is helping/coaching people something you feel is a calling?
As an ABA behavior technician, you will work directly with clients and their families to implement behavioral programs designed by your supervisor and clinical team.
This job is ever-changing; one day you might find yourself doing a “new foods” program in the client’s kitchen, and the next session could have you out in the community working on being patient with the client as they take turns in the park.
During sessions, behavior technicians take data on client programs. This data is reviewed by their supervisors and clinical team, and changes are made to the client’s behavioral plan as they progress. The goal is to help the client be as independent and integrated into their community as possible.
The position of a Behavior Specialist will provide direct clinical and supervisory support to clients and Behavior Technicians in Stockton. This position will be a leader and mentor to Behavior Technicians by leading by example, inspiring them to perform at maximum potential, and strive to achieve clinical goals.
The Behavior Analyst will provide support to individuals and their families by coordinating and providing services in Applied Behavior Analysis, function analysis, assessment, behavior acquisition and reduction and adaptive life skills. The position of a Behavior Analyst will provide direct clinical and supervisory support to clients, Behavior Technicians, and Assistant Behavior Analyst positions. This position will be a leader and mentor by leading by example, inspiring team members and clients to reach their maximum potential, and strive to achieve all clinical goals.
Paid Training – 40+ hours paid at the state or local municipality minimum wage
Travel time, continuing education trainings, and all other non clinical work – paid at the state or local municipality minimum wage
Mileage Pay – $0.55 per applicable mile
Clinical care – providing ABA treatment to the client – starting at $21 per hour
All ABSI team members are certified as behavior technicians. ABSI will help you, step-by-step, in that process. We also require a valid driver’s license and the ability to lift 50 lbs. What else, you may ask. As an ABA behavior technician, you should also be extremely passionate about seeing others succeed.
A Behavior Technician can find themselves in a multitude of environments with their clients. One session might see you at home working on skills like pretend play. Another session could see you supporting a client at school. The next session could place you in a social skills group assisting the person you’re working with. Some sessions take place in the community and work on tolerating new environments. The goals of a client are ever changing and thus is the job of a Behavior Interventionist.
Jobs in ABA therapy fit people who are curious, compassionate, caring, and want to help others. People in ABA jobs come from all different walks of life and career fields. Just as the people you work with are diverse, the diversity YOU bring to the job will help in the work you do with clients.
Join our team today and start making a difference in the lives of others!
