CAREERS

Careers At CBM

CBM’s Leadership Team is committed to modeling excellence in professionalism and ethics. From the top down, there’s an unwavering commitment to equity and creating a solid representation of culturally competent ABA clinicians and behavioral support staff.  

Among the benefits of joining CBM’s team of professionals, you can access unmatched benefits, including mentorship, networking opportunities, collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams, continuing education, remote work, health care, 401k options, and career growth. 

Interested in learning more about careers at CBM? Send your resume to careers@charterbm.com

Who's Who in the behavior world?

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

An independent practitioner who provides analytic services to identify the function of behavior, author behavior programming plans, and oversees the behavior modification process, including supervision of all behavioral staff and therapists. The BCBA provides training consultation, is Board Certified by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, and has earned a master’s or doctorate in Behavior Science, Neurosciences, Education, Psychology, or a related field with a graduate-level certification in ABA.

Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS)

Works under the direction of a BCBA who provides analytic services to identify the function of behavior, author behavior programming plans, oversees aspects of the behavior process, including supervision of RBTS and BHTS, and provides training and consultation. The LBS holds a state license often examined by the state board of medicine or counseling with a master’s degree in Behavior Science, Neurosciences, Education, Psychology, or a related field with some coursework in ABA.

Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) Behavior Technician (BHT)

Works under the direction of a BCBA or LBS and implements interventions of the behavior program through direct instruction and transferring skills to the client, school staff, parent, or caretaker. The RBT is certified by the BACB as a paraprofessional after satisfying skills competencies and a rigorous assessment.  The BHT also works under the direction of the BCBA; although, not yet certified by the Board.