Teach everyday skills
Work one-on-one with children on communication, play, self-care, safety and social skills, following a plan written by a BCBA.
Now Hiring · Entry Level · Bay Area
$20–24/hour. Start a meaningful career in behavioral healthcare with just a high school diploma. We train you, pay for your 40-hour RBT training and certification exam, and support you with BCBA supervision as you work with children and families.
At a Glance
This role is a good fit if you are a recent high school graduate, a college student, someone changing careers, or anyone looking for a healthcare job where you can learn on the job and make a real difference for kids.
The Work
Work one-on-one with children on communication, play, self-care, safety and social skills, following a plan written by a BCBA.
Record session data accurately so the clinical team can see what is working and adjust goals.
Support skills at home, in clinics, at school and in the community, alongside parents and caregivers.
Your Path
Requirements
Questions
No. We hire people with no prior ABA or healthcare experience. You need a high school diploma, and we provide the training you need to start.
No. A high school diploma is the education requirement for our entry-level Behavior Technician role. College students and graduates in psychology, education, child development and related fields are also welcome to apply.
Behavior Technicians at Badoni earn $20 to $24 per hour.
Yes. Badoni pays for your 40-hour Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) training and your RBT certification exam.
A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is a paraprofessional certified by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) who delivers ABA therapy under the close supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
Yes. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a behavioral healthcare service, often covered by health insurance. Behavior Technicians work directly with children and families as part of a supervised clinical team, which makes it a strong first step into healthcare.
We serve families from clinics in San Jose, Fremont, Hayward, Oakland and Gilroy, and in homes, schools and community settings across the Bay Area, including Morgan Hill and Berkeley.
Part-time and full-time opportunities may be available depending on location, client schedules and your availability. Tell us your availability when you apply.
Send a short inquiry with your name, city and the best way to reach you, or call (408) 416-7539. Our team will follow up with next steps.
Ready to Start?
Tell us your name, city and availability. Our hiring team will contact you about next steps and paid training.
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