Bring Your Care and Curiosity to Lighthouse
Bring compassion, curiosity, and teamwork to a career supporting children and families. Explore Behavior Technician and BCBA roles at Lighthouse.
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Roles at Lighthouse
Behavior Technicians and Board Certified Behavior Analysts work together to support each child’s strengths, family priorities, and everyday goals. Individualized care, compassion, collaboration, and meaningful progress guide both roles.
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Behavior Technician (BT)
Behavior Technicians provide direct, one-to-one support to children while following an individualized treatment plan under clinical supervision.
- Help children practice communication, participation, and daily-living skills.
- Record session data and share observations with the supervising BCBA.
- Build respectful relationships with children and communicate thoughtfully with families and the team.
This hands-on role calls for patience, dependable follow-through, attention to detail, and a willingness to learn.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
BCBAs guide individualized care by understanding each child’s needs, developing treatment goals, and reviewing progress with families and the clinical team.
- Conduct assessments and develop and refine treatment plans.
- Use data to evaluate progress and adjust support.
- Supervise Behavior Technicians and collaborate with families and other providers.
This clinical role combines thoughtful decision-making, clear communication, and a commitment to respectful, evidence-based care.
What We Value
Respectful care, thoughtful communication, dependable follow-through, and a willingness to keep learning are central to meaningful work with children and families.
What You Bring
Bring patience, clear communication, and respect for each child and family. We value people who listen carefully, follow through, welcome feedback, and contribute to a collaborative team.
Whether providing direct support or guiding treatment, your work should reflect individualized care, compassion in practice, collaboration, and meaningful, measurable progress.