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Applied Behavior Analysis

Healthcare and Medical

Applied Behavior Analysis is a scientific approach to understanding and changing behavior through techniques based on learning principles, most commonly used in the treatment of autism spectrum disorder. Practitioners, often called behavior analysts or ABA therapists, use reinforcement strategies to increase helpful behaviors and reduce harmful or interfering ones. It is widely used by clinicians, educators, and behavior technicians working with children and adults with developmental disabilities.

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Last checked October 28, 2026

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Registered Behavior Technician

Cleveland Clinic

Full-time

A Registered Behavior Technician working with autistic children at a dedicated pediatric autism center, implementing applied behavior analysis techniques under clinical supervision to help students develop academic and life skills. This role suits caregivers with training in ABA who want to make a direct impact on children's development in a supportive healthcare environment.

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Elevance Health

Psychologist Reviewer - ABA

Elevance Health

Full-time · $93,120 – $160,632

This role involves reviewing requests for behavioral health services, particularly ABA treatment, and determining medical necessity for an insurance company. It suits licensed psychologists with managed care experience who want to influence clinical decision-making while working remotely.

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Autism Classroom Behavior Technician I and II

Cleveland Clinic

Full-time · Childrens Hospital Rehabilitation

Cleveland Clinic's Children's Hospital is seeking behavior technicians to work with autistic students aged 2–22 in a school-based ABA program. The role involves implementing behavioral interventions, collecting data, and supporting student progress under supervision (Level I) or with greater independence and mentoring responsibilities (Level II).

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