Part-Time RBT | $23–$30/hr | Colorado Springs & Monument

September 21, 2026

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Most RBT jobs treat you like a number - packed schedules, long unpaid gaps between sessions, and zero support when a session goes sideways. We're not that.

True Care Behavior is growing in the Colorado Springs area, and we're looking for part-time RBTs who actually want to be good at this work - and want a team that helps them get there.

Here's the catch: this role includes cases in Monument, CO (about 20 miles north of the Springs), so you'll need very reliable transportation and be genuinely okay with the drive. If a regular commute up to Monument doesn't work for you, this isn't the right fit - but we may have other Springs-area cases down the road.

What you're walking into:

A clinical team that supports you - when a session gets hard, you've got real people to think through it with, not a "figure it out" shrug
A full RBT training team (if you're newer, we'll actually train you, not throw you in)
BCBAs who stick around and supervise like they mean it
Steady, consistent cases - we respect your time and don't jerk your schedule around

Pay & details:

$23–$30/hr, depending on experience and certification
Part-time
Cases in Colorado Springs and Monument, CO
Flexible scheduling that works around school or another job

Who we're looking for:

RBT certification preferred - but if you're working toward it or have relevant experience (childcare, paraprofessional, ABA coursework, psychology background), we're open and willing to train the right person
Very reliable transportation - you'll be driving to client sessions, including regular trips to Monument
Patience, warmth, and a genuine interest in helping kids grow
Someone dependable - families count on you showing up

Why people stay:
This is a place where you can actually build a career, not just clock hours. Want to pursue your BCBA down the road? We support that - CEU help, supervision, and a clear path if you want to grow. A lot of great BCBAs started exactly where you are now.

If you want RBT work that respects your time, trains you well, and pays fairly - let's talk. We'd love to meet you.

Pay: $23.00 - $30.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k)
License reimbursement
Mileage reimbursement
Paid sick time
Paid time off

Application Question(s):

Are you RBT certified, currently pursuing certification, or neither?
This role requires regular travel to Monument, CO. Do you have very reliable transportation and are you able to make this commute?

Work Location: In person

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