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Behavior Technician (BT) – Children & Adult Support – Part-Time | Paid ABA Training Available

Beachmont Behavioral Health is hiring compassionate, dependable Behavior Technicians to provide 1:1 Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities, mainly in their homes and community settings. We also have opportunities to work in center-based services with children 2-7 years old in Ventura only.

We are hiring throughout Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, including Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, Moorpark, Ojai, Newbury Park, Goleta, Santa Barbara, and Carpinteria.

This is a great opportunity for someone looking for meaningful part-time work, whether you are new to ABA or already have experience as a Behavior Technician.

SCHEDULE & HOURS

Part-time, approximately 15–30 hours per week
Primary availability needed Monday–Friday
Most client sessions occur between 12:30 PM and 8:30 PM
Some morning hours are also available 830am - 1230pm
Hours depend on client needs, geographic availability, qualifications, and successful completion of required training

Because consistency is important to the individuals we serve, applicants should be able to maintain a dependable weekly schedule.

TRAINING REQUIREMENT

New Behavior Technicians must complete Beachmont's required training in Applied Behavior Analysis and demonstrate competency before independently providing assigned ABA services.

We are currently seeking candidates who can participate in a training cohort beginning Monday, November 30, 2026. Training is Monday - Friday 9am - 530pm. Attendance at scheduled training is an important requirement of employment and preparation for client assignments.

Already ABA trained? Candidates who provide acceptable documentation of prior ABA training and have experience providing ABA services as a Behavior Technician in home, community, or center-based settings may not be required to repeat the ABA training. These candidates will still complete Beachmont's required administrative, human resources, onboarding, and applicable competency requirements before placement.

WHAT YOU'LL DO as a Behavior Technician

Under the clinical direction of a BCBA, with support from a Behavior Analyst Assistant (BAA), you will:

Provide individualized 1:1 ABA services
Implement written skill-acquisition and behavior-support programs
Teach communication, independence, social, and daily living skills
Collect accurate behavioral and skill-acquisition data
Complete timely, objective session documentation
Follow individualized Behavior Intervention Plans and safety procedures
Work collaboratively and professionally with clients, caregivers, and supervisors
Participate in ongoing supervision, training, competency assessment, and feedback
Protect client dignity, privacy, rights, and safety

Behavior Technicians implement treatment plans developed by qualified supervisors and do not independently design or modify clinical treatment.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

High school diploma or equivalent
At least 18 years of age
Able to read, follow, and accurately document written treatment procedures
Professional and reliable communication
Comfortable working independently in clients' homes and community environments
Reliable transportation to assigned client locations
Valid driver's license and required auto insurance when driving is part of assigned duties
Ability to complete required background clearances, CPR/First Aid, onboarding, training, and competency requirements
Ability to sit, stand, kneel, move between activities, and actively participate with clients, with reasonable accommodation as appropriate
Willingness to receive coaching and demonstrate competency before performing assigned procedures independently

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Previous ABA or Behavior Technician experience
Experience supporting individuals with autism or other developmental disabilities
Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification
Relevant college coursework
Spanish/English bilingual skills

COMPENSATION & SUPPORT

$22–$26 per hour, based on qualifications and experience
Paid required training
Paid travel time between assigned clients and mileage reimbursement, as applicable
Ongoing BCBA/BAA supervision and professional development
RBT development and advancement opportunities

At Beachmont Behavioral Health, Behavior Technicians are an important part of the clinical team. We are looking for people who are reliable, curious, compassionate, open to feedback, and committed to helping children and adults develop meaningful skills that improve everyday life.

Apply today and indicate the cities you are available to serve and whether you can attend the November 30, 2026 training cohort.

Compensation: $22.00 - $26.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Join Our Team and Make a Difference

Beachmont Behavioral Health is a provider of person-centered applied behavior analysis for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Beachmont Behavioral Health aims to inspire and nurture the potential of each individual, one client, one family, and one community at a time.

Beachmont Behavioral Health (BBH) provides evidence-based behavioral services for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities. Founded in Ventura, California in 2024 by Dr. Jeremy Wilson, PhD, BCBA-D, we empower clients of all ages—from young children to adults—through personalized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to helping each client build essential skills, foster independence, and thrive within their community.

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