Cain Behavioral Therapy
Job Description
As a Behavior Technician (BT) in Fremont, CA, you will support children with autism through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy—helping them grow, gain confidence, and succeed in everyday life. You won’t just clock in and clock out—you’ll receive hands‑on ABA training, work closely with a Board‑Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), and implement personalized treatment plans. Every session is an opportunity to create real progress and meaningful change for the families you serve. Pay:
$20 – $28/hour Hours:
Monday–Friday (8am–10pm) and weekends (8am–5pm) Position:
Part‑time, in‑home – ideal for students, parents, or anyone looking for flexible hours. Why Cain Behavioral Therapy? Competitive Pay
– Hourly rates that reflect your experience. Paid, Comprehensive ABA Training
– Build evidence‑based skills that advance your career. Referral Bonuses
– Earn rewards for bringing great people to the team. Flexible Scheduling
– Afternoon and evening shifts (12–15 hours/week). Drive Time Compensation
– Travel reimbursement between in‑home sessions. Supportive Team Culture
– Growth and development are encouraged; you’re never alone. If you’re ready to do work that feels good, builds valuable skills, and truly changes lives, join Cain Behavioral Therapy as a Behavior Technician in
Fremont, CA
and be part of something bigger. Responsibilities Build professional relationships with clients and families. Arrive on time for scheduled sessions. Communicate availability changes to the admin team at least one month in advance. Implement ABA targets as trained and documented. Complete session notes and data tracking accurately. Maintain regular contact with your BCBA supervisor. Apply supervisor feedback to improve service quality. Follow all agency policies and procedures. Attend required staff meetings, supervision, and training sessions. Perform other duties as assigned. Required Skills 18 years or older. High School Diploma or GED. Experience working with children, especially those with disabilities or behavioral challenges. Passion for helping kids with autism and developmental differences. Willingness to learn and grow professionally. Reliable transportation and ability to travel to client homes. Valid California driver’s license and auto insurance. Clean DOJ/FBI background check. First Aid/CPR Certification (or willingness to obtain). TB test and up-to-date immunization record (per company policy). *We kindly ask that you refrain from calling about this job opening. Candidates will be contacted directly if selected for an interview.
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As a Behavior Technician (BT) in Fremont, CA, you will support children with autism through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy—helping them grow, gain confidence, and succeed in everyday life. You won’t just clock in and clock out—you’ll receive hands‑on ABA training, work closely with a Board‑Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), and implement personalized treatment plans. Every session is an opportunity to create real progress and meaningful change for the families you serve. Pay:
$20 – $28/hour Hours:
Monday–Friday (8am–10pm) and weekends (8am–5pm) Position:
Part‑time, in‑home – ideal for students, parents, or anyone looking for flexible hours. Why Cain Behavioral Therapy? Competitive Pay
– Hourly rates that reflect your experience. Paid, Comprehensive ABA Training
– Build evidence‑based skills that advance your career. Referral Bonuses
– Earn rewards for bringing great people to the team. Flexible Scheduling
– Afternoon and evening shifts (12–15 hours/week). Drive Time Compensation
– Travel reimbursement between in‑home sessions. Supportive Team Culture
– Growth and development are encouraged; you’re never alone. If you’re ready to do work that feels good, builds valuable skills, and truly changes lives, join Cain Behavioral Therapy as a Behavior Technician in
Fremont, CA
and be part of something bigger. Responsibilities Build professional relationships with clients and families. Arrive on time for scheduled sessions. Communicate availability changes to the admin team at least one month in advance. Implement ABA targets as trained and documented. Complete session notes and data tracking accurately. Maintain regular contact with your BCBA supervisor. Apply supervisor feedback to improve service quality. Follow all agency policies and procedures. Attend required staff meetings, supervision, and training sessions. Perform other duties as assigned. Required Skills 18 years or older. High School Diploma or GED. Experience working with children, especially those with disabilities or behavioral challenges. Passion for helping kids with autism and developmental differences. Willingness to learn and grow professionally. Reliable transportation and ability to travel to client homes. Valid California driver’s license and auto insurance. Clean DOJ/FBI background check. First Aid/CPR Certification (or willingness to obtain). TB test and up-to-date immunization record (per company policy). *We kindly ask that you refrain from calling about this job opening. Candidates will be contacted directly if selected for an interview.
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