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Careers


Aultruism is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE)

Aultruism is committed to equal employment opportunity (EOE) for all employees and candidates for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, disability, military or veteran status, or any other basis prohibited by local, state, or federal law.

Working at AULTRUISM means you work with us not for us.

Aultruism is dedicated to maintaining a work environment in which every staff member, irrespective of position, is treated with dignity and respect, as a colleague and team member.

Aultruism Offers


  • RBT Supervision / Mentoring
  • BCBA Supervision / Mentoring
  • Advancement Opportunities
  • Ongoing training and support
  • Benefits for Eligible Employees
    • Health
    • Vision
    • Dental
    • Profit Sharing
    • Paid CEUs
    • Company Laptop
  • Competitive Compensation
  • Flexible Schedules
  • Mileage Reimbursement
  • Drive Time

    • All applicants must posses the following.


    ENVIROMENT: Indoor/outdoor, classroom, or other learning enviroment, homes, community.

    PHYSICAL: While performing the duties of this job, the employee will be exposed to consumers/students who exhibit challenging behaviors which include physical aggression, elopement, property destruction, etc. The employee will use appropriate behavior intervention techniques with a consumer/student under such circumstances. Such responses require agility, quick reflexes, and the ability to use physically evasive movement. All services provided by Aultruism are high energy, interactive, and physical in nature. As such, the employee will be:

  • Required to walk, sit, run, stoop, grasp, reach, bend at the waist, kneel, crouch, twist torso/spine, squat, and stand for extended periods of time.
  • Write and type, at times, for extended periods of time.
  • Exposed to normal office conditions and usual office equipment such as phone, computer, printers, copiers, files, etc.
  • Required, at times, to independently and repeatedly lift, carry, move, transfer, push, block, position, and carry up to fifty-five (55) pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include near, far, and field of vision.

    • Americans with Disabilities Act: Persons with certain disabilities may be capable of performing the duties of the class. Such determination must be made on an individual basis by a medical professional taking into consideration the nature of the disability, prosthetic aide, available accommodations and the duties of the position.

  • A valid CA driver's license, clear DMV report, valid car registration, proof of auto insurance, and reliable transportation to commute throughout our service areas in order to serve the families/schools we partner with.
  • A clean criminal record.

    • All hired applicants will be expected to provide the following.


  • TB Clearance
  • Write and type, at times, for extended periods of time.
  • DOJ Clearance (LIVE SCAN)
  • Proof of auto insurance
  • Copy of drivers license
  • Copy of academic diploma (for highest degree of education)
  • Copy of certification (RBT, BCABA, BCBA)
  • Resume
  • I-9 form along with documents (List A or List B + C) evidencing identity and employment authorization

    • Job Descriptions and Qualifications



    Behavior Interventionist (BI)

    Job Description
  • A BI is assigned to individuals who demonstrate challenging behaviors in school/home/community settings
  • When a BI is available (e.g., due to assigned student absence/cancellation, assigned student, etc), the BI covers for other Aultruism employees that call off sick, go on vacation, leave the case early due to an emergency, etc.

    • Primary Duties
  • Provides 1:1 behavior intervention to consumers/students in their home, school/while on their school bus ride, and/or community settings
  • Conducts data collection
  • Assists with writing of progress reports
  • Assists with school staff/parent education on ABA and the ABA program
  • Collaborates with colleagues, school staff, paraprofessionals and consumers and their families
  • Follows case supervisor instructions and expresses any questions/concerns to supervisorial staff
  • Maintains quality and consistency of program
  • Follows agency policies
  • Implements behavior plans

    • Behavior Interventionists are responsible for the satisfactory execution of the essential functions described therein, and other duties as assigned, under any and all conditions.

    Qualifications
  • Must possess a RBT certification
  • High School Degree but Bachelors Degree preferred, or a high school degree in the process of obtaining a BA/BS in a related field preferred.
  • Must possess a current RBT credential and be in good standing with BACB
  • 1 year ABA s of experience working with children with developmental disabilities
  • Valid CA driver's license, clear DMV report, valid car registration, proof of auto insurance, and reliable transportation to commute throughout assigned area(s) in order to serve students/families we partner with Aultruism
  • This position requires regular and punctual employee presence.

    • REGISTERED BEHAVIOR TECHNICIAN (RBT)- Behavior Interventionist

    Job Description
  • A RBT is assigned to individuals who demonstrate challenging behaviors in school/home/community settings
  • When a RBT is available (e.g., due to assigned student absence/cancellation, assigned student, etc), the RBT covers for other Aultruism employees that call off sick, go on vacation, leave the case early due to an emergency, etc.

    • Primary Duties
  • Provides 1:1 behavior intervention to consumers/students in their home, school/while on their school bus ride, and/or community settings
  • Conducts data collection
  • Assists with writing of progress reports
  • Assists with school staff/parent education on ABA and the ABA program
  • Collaborates with colleagues, school staff, paraprofessionals and consumers and their families
  • Follows case supervisor instructions and expresses any questions/concerns to supervisorial staff
  • Maintains quality and consistency of program
  • Follows agency policies
  • Implements behavior plans

    • RBT Behavior Interventionists are responsible for the satisfactory execution of the essential functions described therein, and other duties as assigned, under any and all conditions.

    Qualifications
  • Must possess a RBT certification
  • High School Degree but Bachelors Degree preferred, or a high school degree in the process of obtaining a BA/BS in a related field preferred.
  • Must possess a current RBT credential and be in good standing with BACB
  • 1 year ABA s of experience working with children with developmental disabilities
  • Valid CA driver's license, clear DMV report, valid car registration, proof of auto insurance, and reliable transportation to commute throughout assigned area(s) in order to serve students/families we partner with Aultruism
  • This position requires regular and punctual employee presence.

    • Senior Behavior Interventionist

    Job Description

    Senior Case Supervisor (in training)

    Job Description
  • A Case Supervisor (CS) is assigned to certain cases/students who demonstrate challenging behaviors in school/home/community settings
  • When there are no other staff to cover, a Case Supervisor covers direct service hours for Aultruism 1:1 teammates that are starting the case late, call off sick, go on vacation, leave the case early due to an emergency/illness, etc.
  • A Case Supervisor assists with supervision and direct service coverage of assigned and/or unassigned cases as needed.
  • A Case supervisor provides case supervision and behavior services under the supervision of a BCBA and within the context of state and federal regulations as well as the Behavior Analyst Certification Board Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts: http://bacb.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/150813- BACB-Compliance-Code.pdf
  • A Case Supervisor uses approved emergency procedures during behavioral crisis (e.g., CPI)
  • A Case Supervisor trains others to use behavioral interventions
  • A Case Supervisor engages in ongoing data collection and analysis
  • A Case Supervisor effectively communicates and collaborates with colleagues, paraprofessionals, school staff, and parents
  • A Case Supervisor (in training) is enrolled in a BCBA program or has completed a BCBA program

    • Primary Duties
  • Provides case supervision for consumers/students in their home, school/while on their school bus ride, and/or community settings
  • Supervises direct service providers (Behavior Intervention Implementation- 1:1’s)
  • Evaluates direct service providers by completing performance evaluations as needed/on a regular basis.
  • Assists with/Conducts/writes FBAs, BIPs, and progress reports
  • Collects and analyzes ongoing data
  • Trains school staff/mediators in behavior analytic concepts, including data collection.
  • Conducts school staff/mediator education
  • Trains school staff/mediators in the implementation of recommended behavior interventions
  • Works with school staff/mediators to transition instructional control from direct service staff to school staff/mediators
  • Revises BIPS as needed
  • Attends IEPs or IPP’s
  • Observes school staff/mediators implementing behavior intervention plans and provides feedback
  • Troubleshoots with school staff/mediators revises plans as needed
  • Addresses any school staff questions/concerns via email, phone, face-to-face meeting
  • conducts programming/program development
  • Covers assigned and/or unassigned case direct service hours or supervision hours as needed
  • Maintains quality and consistency of programs
  • Adheres to/follows all agency policies/protocols
  • Fades out behavior services gradually and systematically.

    • Case Supervisors (in training) are responsible for the satisfactory execution of the essential functions described therein, and other duties as assigned, under any and all conditions.

    Qualifications
  • Possesses a RBT or BCaBa certification
  • A Master's Degree (in a related field), or working towards a Masters degree, and/or BCBA
  • 2 years experience of designing, implementing, and evaluating ABA interventions
  • 2 years experience of providing direct intervention with children.
  • A valid CA driver's license, clear DMV report, valid car registration, proof of auto insurance, and reliable transportation to commute throughout assigned areas in order to serve the families we partner with Aultruism.
  • This position requires regular and punctual employee presence.
  • A clean criminal record.
  • Experience with Discrete Trial Training (DTT), Pivotal Response Training (PRT), Social Stories, and PECS highly preferred, but willing to train.
  • A background check (Livescan)

    • Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)- Case Supervisor

    Job Description
  • A BCBA Case Supervisor (BCBA) is assigned to certain cases/students who demonstrate challenging behaviors in school/home/community settings
  • A BCBA Case Supervisor provides behavior services within the context of state and federal regulations as well as the Behavior Analyst Certification Board Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts: http://bacb.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/150813- BACB-Compliance-Code.pdf
  • A BCBA Case Supervisor uses approved emergency procedures during behavioral crisis (e.g., CPI)
  • A BCBA Case Supervisor trains others to use behavioral interventions
  • A BCBA Case Supervisor engages in ongoing data collection and analysis
  • A BCBA Case Supervisor effectively communicates and collaborates with colleagues, paraprofessionals, school staff, and parents as needed.

    • Primary Duties
  • Provides case supervision for consumers in their home and/or community settings
  • Supervises candidates pursuing their BCBA, BCaBA, or RBT
  • Supervises direct service providers (RBTs, Behavior Interventionists 1:1’s)
  • Supervises the collection accurate data and session/progress notes of supervisees
  • Evaluates direct service providers by completing performance evaluations as needed/on a regular basis.
  • Conducts/writes FBAs, BIPs, and progress reports
  • Collects and analyzes ongoing data
  • Trains mediators in the implementation of recommended behavior interventions, behavior analytic concepts, and data collection./li>
  • Works with mediators to transition instructional control from direct service staff to mediators
  • Revises BIPS as needed
  • Observes mediators implementing behavior intervention plans and provides feedback
  • Addresses any questions/concerns via email, phone, face-to-face meeting
  • Conducts programming/program development
  • Covers assigned and/or unassigned case direct service hours or supervision hours as needed. When there are no other staff to cover, and if available, a BCBA Case Supervisor covers direct service hours for Aultruism 1:1 teammates that are starting the case late, call off sick, go on vacation, leave the case early due to an emergency/illness, etc.
  • Maintains quality and consistency of programs
  • Adheres to/follows all agency policies/protocols
  • Fades out behavior services gradually and systematically.

    • BCBA Case Supervisors are responsible for the satisfactory execution of the essential functions described therein, and other duties as assigned, under any and all conditions.

    Qualifications
  • Minimum of a Master's Degree (in a related field) and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst
  • 2 years experience of designing, implementing, and evaluating ABA interventions
  • 2 years experience of providing direct intervention with children.
  • A valid CA driver's license, clear DMV report, valid car registration, proof of auto insurance, and reliable transportation to commute throughout assigned areas in order to serve the families we partner with Aultruism.
  • The position requires regular and punctual employee attendance/presence
  • A clean criminal record
  • Experience with Discrete Trial Training (DTT), Pivotal Response Training (PRT), and PECS highly preferred, but willing to train.