RBT Careers in Hudson WI
Help young children build meaningful everyday skills.
RBTs provide direct, individualized support under BCBA supervision while building rapport with children and staying connected to the treatment team.
Work with children ages 18 months to 6 years in a small clinic where individualized care, thoughtful feedback, and family partnership matter.
Team Culture
A place to ask questions, learn, and stay connected.
Beyond Behavior values consistent communication between RBTs and BCBAs, practical problem-solving, and treatment that respects each child’s strengths and family priorities.
Child-centered practice
Follow the child’s plan while protecting dignity, building trust, and noticing what helps engagement.
Coaching and feedback
Use supervision to strengthen teaching, troubleshoot barriers, and keep implementation consistent.
Family partnership
Help connect clinic goals to the communication, play, and routines that matter in daily family life.
The RBT Role
Direct support, close supervision, real collaboration.
An RBT is a paraprofessional credential. RBTs deliver behavior-analytic services under close supervision and follow individualized plans developed by a qualified supervisor.
What the work values
Rapport, dignity, careful observation, useful data, receptive feedback, and teaching skills through play and everyday routines.
How to Get Certified as an RBT
Beyond Behavior provides comprehensive training designed to meet the RBT training requirement. Certification also involves eligibility checks, an initial competency assessment, an application, and an examination.
Review current BACB certification requirements. Training must meet the current curriculum; certification is awarded by the BACB, not by the employer.
1. Meet eligibility requirements
Review the BACB’s current eligibility and background requirements before beginning the certification process.
2. Complete training and assessment
Complete the required 40-hour training and initial competency assessment with qualified professionals.
3. Apply, test, and maintain
Submit the BACB application, pass the examination, and maintain certification through required supervision, ethics, and ongoing requirements.
Qualifications
Beyond Behavior hires Behavior Technicians for one-to-one ABA services with children with autism. Team members implement individualized plans under BCBA supervision, record objective daily data and session notes, and communicate closely with supervisors and teammates.
Basic qualifications
- At least 18 years old
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Available at least 15 hours per week
- Able to pass criminal and caregiver background checks
- Experience with children with developmental disabilities is preferred, but not required
Full-time, part-time, and internship opportunities may be available. Review Indeed for the current posting, schedule, and compensation details.
Ready to apply for an RBT role?
Beyond Behavior accepts RBT applications year-round and provides comprehensive training designed to meet the training eligibility requirement for becoming an RBT. Current position details are confirmed during the hiring process.