Careers – Denver ABA Therapy

Empowered to be your best

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Make a difference in the lives of families every day

Our dedicated team puts passion and expertise into helping children with ASD and other developmental delays reach their full potential. If empowering others is what drives you, this is the place for you.

We provide:

A collaborative and supportive team geared for success
A fun and dynamic environment focused on growth and learning
Comprehensive tools, resources, and training to help you succeed

Experience our values in action

Quality

We are dedicated to delivering the highest quality care, ensuring that our services lead to meaningful and measurable progress. To achieve this, we continuously seek out advanced training, stay informed on the latest research, and strive for ongoing improvement in our approach.

Collaboration

We know that teamwork is at the heart of our success. Because of this, each client will be equipped with at least three team members. Every BCBA clinical supervisor works with at least one other clinician for support. In addition, at least one RBT will be assigned to each client. The whole team is backed by support from the admin team, ensuring you have all you need to succeed.

Ethics

We take great pride in maintaining the highest ethical standards in every aspect of our clinical work, and we recognize this is of utmost importance given the populations we serve. By following the principles set forth by the BACB, we ensure that the individuals we support receive care that is professional, objective, and rooted in integrity.

Grow & Learn

We want you to experience not only the rewards of meaningful work, but also the opportunities offered by Denver ABA Therapy. We are committed to fostering learning opportunities for everyone who works with us –whether that’s RBTs, BCBAs (clinical supervisors), or administrative support. Come join us and experience what we have to offer!

now How we support you

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what we offer

Flexible Schedules
Work-life Balance
Competitive Pay
Client Matching
Seamless Care Coordination

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investing in you

We’reMentorship and shadowing opportunities
Ongoing Training & Education
Opportunities for Advancement

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coordination

We currently Assistance with Prior Authorizations
Support with Clinical Documentation
Efficient Back-Office Support

available opportunities

Board Certified Behavior Analyst – Denver/Colorado

RBT – Denver/Colorado

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BCBA Job Description

Design and oversee personalized ABA programs for clients in home and community environments.
Conduct assessments and create tailored treatment plans.
Provide hands-on supervision and guidance to clients as outlined in their treatment plans.
Lead, support, and mentor a team of behavior technicians.
Monitor client progress by reviewing session notes and data collected by behavior technicians.
Deliver parent training to promote continued progress at home.
Build and maintain positive relationships with families, responding to their questions professionally and promptly.
Organize and lead team meetings, collaborating with parents, staff, and other professionals to drive client success.
Supervise behavior technicians and BCBA candidates in compliance with BACB guidelines.

Requirements

Master’s degree in applied behavioral analysis, psychology, or education
BCBA certification issued by the BACB
Appropriate state license as required in state of employment
Prior experience working as BCBA or RBT preferred
Proficiency in Microsoft programs and ABA software

RBT Job Description

Receive hands-on training and valuable experience in ABA therapy.
Provide ABA therapy to children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental disabilities.
Follow individualized treatment plans and implement therapy protocols under the guidance of a BCBA or qualified health professional.
Accurately document client progress by recording data, writing detailed session notes, and submitting timesheets.
Build strong connections with clients and their families, collaborating with parents to help children achieve their goals.
Maintain open communication with supervisors regarding case updates, schedule changes, and availability.
Participate in team meetings and supervision sessions.
Complete required training and competency assessments to obtain RBT certification if needed.
Uphold professional boundaries, client confidentiality, and timely communication with families.
Adhere to all company policies and procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma
Must be at least 18 years old
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record
Capability to meet the physical demands of the job
Strong attention to detail
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to stay organized, adaptable, and open to feedback
RBT certification or experience working with children preferred
If you’re passionate about making a difference in the lives of children, we’d love to hear from you!

now accepting new clients