Autism Support Role - Lexington

Job Description Job Description Are you currently working in Education and passionate about making a real difference in children’s lives? Whether you're with the Department of Education, a private school, or supporting classrooms as a teacher, assistant, or paraprofessional - your skills are needed beyond the school day. Step into a rewarding role in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), where your love for working with kids can transform lives. Join a dynamic, mission-driven team that supports children with Autism in meaningful and measurable ways. Perks: A perfect opportunity for educators and school staff—many roles offer convenient afternoon or evening hours. Especially ideal for Teachers, Teacher Assistants, and Paraprofessionals looking to expand their impact. Enjoy strong job stability and clear paths for career growth in the fast-growing ABA field. Take advantage of a flexible schedule with room for autonomy and balance. Earn competitive pay while making a real difference. Ideal for anyone seeking a part-time role that’s both fulfilling and impactful. An excellent way to explore the field of psychology and gain hands-on experience. No previous ABA experience required—we’ll provide all the training you need to thrive. Responsibilities: Deliver one-on-one ABA therapy, using proven methods to support growth, independence, and positive behavior. Be a key part of our clinical team, bringing treatment plans to life and building skills in real time. Accurately track and log session data using electronic systems. Create a welcoming, encouraging environment where children can thrive. Partner with families and your BCBA Supervisor(s) to ensure each child receives tailored, effective care. Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent required. A passion for helping children with Autism grow and succeed. A calm, compassionate presence—even when challenges arise. Eagerness to learn and build new professional skills. Need to Know: Services are delivered in clients’ homes or local community settings. All roles begin as part-time, with potential for growth. Must complete a 40-hour Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) training course. We're seeking team members ready to commit to a 6-month journey of growth—for you and for our clients. Ready to take your impact beyond the classroom? Apply now to bring your talents to the ABA field—and help us create lasting change in the lives of children with Autism.

Location: Lexington, Nebraska, US

Posted Date: 7/6/2025