RBT jobs in Winston-Salem, NC
We hire behavior technicians and RBTs across Winston-Salem — a city of about 260,000 — and across North Carolina. No degree required, certification in weeks, and supervision built into the schedule rather than chased.
- No degree required
- Certified in weeks, not years
- North Carolina licenses analysts
Working in Winston-Salem
What the job looks like here
Winston-Salem has roughly 255,769 residents across 133.69 square miles, at about 1,913 people per square mile — dense enough that a technician's day is several short visits rather than long drives between them. Sessions run in family homes and, where districts allow it, in schools and daycares.
Both roles, in Winston-Salem
Entry level · no degree
RBT and behavior technician jobs
One-to-one sessions with a child, running the plan a BCBA designed. Certification takes weeks, and we run the competency assessment as part of onboarding rather than leaving you to find an assessor.
The RBT pathClinical leadership · master’s
BCBA jobs in Winston-Salem
You assess, write the treatment plans, supervise the technicians running them and coach families. Reasonable caseloads and real clinical autonomy — and if you are still accruing fieldwork hours, we will tell you honestly whether we can get you there faster.
The BCBA pathWinston-Salem job questions, straight answers
You work one-to-one with a child, running the teaching programmes a BCBA designed and recording what happens so the plan can be adjusted. In Winston-Salem that mostly means sessions in family homes, and in schools or daycares where the setting allows it. The day is play-led far more than it is clinical.
No. RBT certification asks for a high-school diploma or equivalent, being at least 18, a background check, a 40-hour training, a competency assessment and one exam. Most people get certified through an employer, because the competency assessment needs a qualified assessor.
Yes — Yes; Behavior Analyst Licensure Act (SB 103) signed May 2021, creating the NC Behavior Analyst Licensure Board (NCBALB); licenses issued since July 2023 That sits on top of national RBT certification, so check the current state requirement before you plan a timeline.
We don't publish a number we can't source. What matters more than the hourly rate is how many hours you actually get paid for — guaranteed hours, drive time, documentation and the benefits threshold routinely separate two jobs advertising the same rate by thousands a year. Ask us for a real range for this market and we'll give you one.