Join The Summerlin ABA Team
Support Autistic Children in Your Community
Whether you’re an experienced BCBA, a newly certified RBT, or someone who’s just beginning to explore a career in ABA, we offer hands-on training, flexible schedules, and a work culture built on mutual respect and shared purpose.
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.”
–Henry Ford
Roles at Summerlin ABA Services
Behavior Technician
As an RBT at Summerlin ABA Services, you’ll work directly with children to help them develop communication, social, and daily living skills through structured, play-based therapy. Under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you’ll implement individualized treatment plans, collect data on progress, and support children in reaching meaningful goals—at our clinic or in school-based settings. Sessions are upbeat, purposeful, and tailored to each child’s needs.
We offer a supportive, team-oriented environment where your growth is just as important as the child’s. Benefits include flexible scheduling, hands-on training, ongoing supervision, opportunities for advancement, and a work culture rooted in collaboration, respect, and real impact. If you’re passionate about working with kids and want to build a meaningful career, we’d love to hear from you!
Board Certified Behavior Analyst
(BCBA)
BCBAs at Summerlin ABA Services is responsible for developing and overseeing individualized treatment plans for children receiving ABA therapy in clinic and school settings. This includes conducting initial and ongoing assessments, writing behavior intervention plans, setting measurable goals, and supervising RBTs to ensure high-quality implementation. BCBAs are expected to review data regularly, adjust programming as needed, and maintain clear, timely documentation.
This role requires strong clinical decision-making, attention to detail, and the ability to collaborate effectively with families, staff, and school personnel. The ideal candidate is organized, approachable, and confident in leading teams, providing feedback, and navigating complex behavior cases with professionalism and care. Experience working with children ages 2–12 and managing a diverse caseload is preferred.