Question 1

What is the Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) role at Team PBS?

Accepted Answer

A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is a paraprofessional credentialed by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). At Team PBS, RBTs work under the close, ongoing supervision of a BCBA, BCaBA, or FL-CBA, providing direct 1:1 implementation of behavior-analytic services to individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Question 2

What are the requirements to apply for an RBT role at Team PBS?

Accepted Answer

To apply for an RBT role at Team PBS you must be 18 years or older, hold a high school diploma or equivalent, have completed the 40-hour RBT training, ideally have experience working with autism or special needs, and have passed the initial competency assessment.

Question 3

Does Team PBS offer RBT training?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Team PBS offers a 40-hour RBT training program led by BCBA and BCBA-D instructors. The program meets the BACB training requirement and is ranked in the Top 15 for pass rates nationally. It is available in-person (flat-rate pricing) or online/self-paced (per-person pricing); training fees are paid by the participant.

Question 4

How do I apply for a job at Team PBS in Klamath County, Oregon?

Accepted Answer

To apply for a Team PBS role in Klamath County, Oregon, submit your application directly from this page. The process has four stages: (1) Getting Started — share your availability and verify certifications, (2) Interview & Screening — complete a recorded interview, eSign documents, and a background check, (3) Pre-Hire Preparation — complete professional development modules and upload pre-hire documents, (4) Final Steps — view your schedule and sign your offer letter.

Question 5

What benefits does Team PBS offer?

Accepted Answer

Team PBS benefits include 401K with employer match, paid drive-time (when applicable), healthcare plans, competitive salary, PBS University partnerships, the PBS Mentor Program for Student Analysts, free CEUs, professional development, and advanced ABA technology tools.

Question 6

What ABA therapy roles does Team PBS hire for in Klamath County, Oregon?

Accepted Answer

Team PBS currently has 15 open positions in Klamath County, Oregon for Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs).

Question 7

How much does a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) make in Klamath County, Oregon?

Accepted Answer

Based on currently open Team PBS positions in Klamath County, Oregon, BCBA compensation is $43,068–$108,500/yr. Pay varies by experience, certification, and case load.

Question 8

What employment types are available in Klamath County, Oregon?

Accepted Answer

Team PBS has Full-Time positions currently open in Klamath County, Oregon.

RBT, BCBA & Behavior Assistant Jobs in Klamath County, Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon

BCBA and BCaBA Career Opportunity at Team PBS in Oregon