RBT | Bear, Delaware

Step into a rewarding summer opportunity as a certified Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) supporting a dynamic Autism Program in a well-established Delaware school setting. This summer contract is an ideal match for RBTs who thrive in school-based environments and are eager to make a meaningful impact with young learners.

You’ll work closely with elementary-aged students at two welcoming locations, providing direct behavioral interventions and collaborating with a supportive team. Your expertise helps create an engaging and nurturing atmosphere during both Professional Development and the summer session.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Active RBT certification (must be current at time of application)
• Demonstrated school-based experience preferred, especially in pediatric or elementary settings
• Ability to commit to the full summer program schedule and all PD/in-service dates
• Reliable transportation to assigned sites
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

Your Role:

• Implement individualized behavior intervention plans in classroom settings
• Support students with autism spectrum disorder to promote social, emotional, and academic growth
• Collaborate with teachers, therapists, and school personnel to ensure consistent support
• Collect and document behavioral data for ongoing assessment and progress monitoring
• Participate in PD days, taking part in relevant training and team meetings
• Maintain a positive and compassionate approach, fostering student confidence

Benefits & Perks:

• Contract-based summer employment at welcoming school locations
• Consistent weekday schedule, allowing evenings and Fridays free
• Collaborative, supportive work culture focused on student growth

If you hold an active RBT certification and are looking to make a difference this summer, apply today to become an integral part of a school community dedicated to student success. Submit your full details—including RBT certification, resume, and highlights of your school-based experience—and take the next step in your career supporting students with autism in a vibrant educational environment.