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Grow your career while changing lives

At Liftoff ABA, we are a passionate New Jersey team dedicated to helping children with autism thrive. As a Registered Behavior Technician, you'll work directly with children and families, delivering personalized, evidence-based therapy that makes a real impact.

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Why Work For Liftoff ABA?

Benefits of joining our team

Competitive Pay

We offer pay that recognizes your skills and dedication.

Professional Growth

Access training, mentorship, and a clear path to growth — including the road to BCBA.

Supportive Team

Work with a collaborative team that values your ideas and celebrates your success.

Career Stability

Build a steady, long-term career with reliable hours and support.

Life At Liftoff

The work you'll do

A parent meeting with a Liftoff ABA clinician — Liftoff ABA in New Jersey — Family partnership

A caregiver comforting a child — Liftoff ABA in New Jersey — Patient, caring support

A child counting with colorful beads — Liftoff ABA in New Jersey — Early skills

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We provide ongoing training, close supervision, and opportunities to grow toward becoming a BCBA.

Ongoing training & close BCBA supervision
Cases matched near your zip code
Reliable hours, real support
A team that celebrates your wins

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FAQ

Thinking about becoming an RBT?

What is an RBT?

An RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) is a paraprofessional certified by the BACB who provides ABA services under the supervision of a BCBA or BCaBA.

What qualifications do I need to become an RBT?

You need a high school diploma (or equivalent), completion of a 40-hour training course, passing the RBT Competency Assessment, and successfully passing the RBT exam. A background check is also required.

Do I need prior experience in ABA to apply?

No. We provide training and supervision to help you succeed, though experience with children or individuals with developmental disabilities is helpful.

What does a typical day look like for an RBT?

RBTs work one-on-one with clients, run therapy programs designed by a BCBA, take data on client progress, and collaborate with the clinical team and families.