In Home Registered Behavior Technician (North Ft. Worth

Make a Real Difference, One Session at a Time

Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) / Behavior Technician In-Home ABA Services

North Ft. Worth, TX | Full-Time | $17–$25/hr M-F 9am-3pm Or T, Th, Fri 9am-2pm

This isn't just a job. It's the one you'll actually look forward to.

If you're a student, a career‑changer, or someone with a second job who's been waiting for hours that actually work, this role was designed with you in mind.

Weekday mornings/evenings consistent, reliable hours you can plan your life around. Optional weekend hours available if you want to grow your caseload. No surprise shift changes or last‑minute scrambles.

You'll work 1:1 with a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the comfort of their home, implementing programs built by a supervising BCBA. Day to day, that means running skill‑building sessions focused on communication, play, social skills, and daily living, collecting session data and tracking real measurable progress, partnering with the BCBA and the family to make sure skills carry over into everyday life, and documenting sessions clearly and professionally.

• A BCBA who actually shows up for you, clear goals, regular coaching, and genuine clinical support
• Consistent 1:1 work. Not a revolving door of clients
• Paid from day one, including internship positions
• Room to grow whether you're pursuing RBT certification or building toward BCBA, we invest in your development

You don't have to have years of experience, you have to care, show up, and be coachable.

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Ability to pass a background check
• Reliable, professional, and a strong communicator
• Comfortable working in a family's home

• Active RBT certification
• Experience with children with autism or developmental differences
• Familiarity with ABA strategies and data collection

• You're calm and warm when things get hard
• You take documentation seriously and do it on time
• You show up literally and emotionally
• You believe structured teaching and genuine connection aren't opposites