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ABA therapy jobs in Raleigh, North Carolina

ABA therapy jobs in Raleigh, North Carolina include 16 current openings. Compare the role and advertised pay, then apply on the original employer site.

What’s hiring here

16 current openings from 6 employers. Counts reflect the listings below.

BCBA
8
RBT
5
Behavior technician
3
With advertised pay
0

Current openings

16 roles

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  6. Hybrid Support BCBA

    Bloomwell Autism Therapy

    BCBA
    • Location: Raleigh, North Carolina
    • Work arrangement: Hybrid
    • Employment type: Full-time
    Pay not listed
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  11. BCBA

    Bloomwell Autism Therapy

    BCBA
    • Location: Raleigh, North Carolina
    • Work arrangement: On-site
    Pay not listed
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Local job guide · NC

Working in ABA therapy in Raleigh

Raleigh is home to UNC TEACCH’s Wake County regional center, which provides autism-related clinical and educational services. Its local setting adds a practical lens for candidates interested in consultation, intervention and therapy work.

16 current listings are shown for Raleigh, North Carolina. Roles include BCBA (8), RBT (5), Behavior technician (3). Employers with openings include Above and Beyond Therapy (4), Bloomwell Autism Therapy (3), Centria Autism (3).

Work arrangements listed: On site (10), Hybrid (2). Arrangement not specified for 4 listings. Employment types listed: Full time (10), Part time (2), Internship (1), Other (1). Employment type not specified for 2 listings.

Local autism services and professional context

UNC TEACCH lists the Raleigh center as serving Wake County and offering diagnostic evaluations, intervention and therapy, education, and consultation for people on the autism spectrum. TEACCH describes its statewide program as serving people across the lifespan and providing professional training. This is a local autism-service and training resource, not a substitute for BCBA coursework or licensure.

North Carolina’s § 90-745 allows technicians to deliver assigned services under an authorized licensed professional’s direction; technicians do not design assessment or intervention plans. Professional analyst practice requires state licensure unless a statutory exemption applies. BACB certification is separate, and RBT standards require close ongoing supervision, including at least 5% of service hours each calendar month.

Sources: UNC TEACCH Autism Program, UNC School of Medicine: Raleigh TEACCH Center · UNC TEACCH Autism Program, UNC School of Medicine: TEACCH Regional Centers · North Carolina Office of the Governor: North Carolina Behavior Analyst Licensure Board · North Carolina General Assembly: North Carolina General Statutes, Chapter 90, Article 43 · Behavior Analyst Certification Board: Registered Behavior Technician Handbook

A local commute detail

For eligible GoRaleigh Access riders, the city lists a free Transit Assistance Pass for people who qualify for Medicaid or SNAP/EBT, or whose household income is below $35,000. Check current enrollment and trip rules with the city.

Sources: City of Raleigh: GoRaleigh Access

Local sources checked October 3, 2026. Listing counts and advertised pay update with current openings.

Advertised pay in current listings

There isn’t enough employer-disclosed base-pay data here for a reliable role-specific comparison. Review pay stated in each current listing; the ABA salary guide explains how to compare pay units, schedules, and offers.

Statewide BCBA hiring context

BACB’s 2026 report, using Lightcast data, counted 6,874 online job postings requiring or preferring BCBA or BCBA-D certification across North Carolina in 2025, compared with 4,228 in 2024. These are historical statewide postings, with duplicates removed—not current vacancies in Raleigh, RBT openings, or salary estimates.

Source: BACB: US Employment Demand for Behavior Analysts, 2010–2025.

Credentials and job preparation

Check each employer's credential requirements and the state rules that apply to the role. Our BCBA certification guide explains the qualification pathway. The RBT training and certification guide covers technician preparation.

Use the ABA job offer checklist to compare supervision, paid hours, cancellations, and benefits.

Questions about working in Raleigh

What kinds of roles are hiring in Raleigh?

Current listings include BCBA (8), RBT (5), Behavior technician (3). Counts reflect the active listings shown above.

Which employers have openings in Raleigh?

Employers represented include Above and Beyond Therapy (4), Bloomwell Autism Therapy (3), Centria Autism (3), Kind Behavioral Health (2), Mosaic Pediatric Therapy (2), Vibrant ABA (2). Open a listing to confirm the employer’s current details.

Can I compare pay for these jobs?

There isn’t enough employer-disclosed base-pay data here for a reliable role-specific comparison. Check pay details in each listing and use the ABA salary guide to compare pay units and schedules.

Are any jobs labeled remote or hybrid?

No current listings are labeled remote. 2 listings are labeled hybrid. Work arrangement is not specified for 4 listings. Confirm the arrangement with the employer.

How often are these job listings updated?

Employer feeds are checked weekly, and listings can change between refreshes. Confirm that an opening is still active with the employer before applying.

What kinds of work does the Raleigh TEACCH center do?

UNC TEACCH lists diagnostic evaluations, intervention and therapy, education, and consultation at its Raleigh center, which serves Wake County. The statewide program describes services across the lifespan.

Sources: UNC TEACCH Autism Program, UNC School of Medicine: Raleigh TEACCH Center · UNC TEACCH Autism Program, UNC School of Medicine: TEACCH Regional Centers

Does working in Raleigh require a state behavior-analyst license?

Professional analyst practice requires North Carolina licensure unless an exemption applies. State law separately exempts technicians delivering assigned services under an authorized licensed professional; they do not design assessment or intervention plans. BACB certification is a separate credential.

Sources: North Carolina Office of the Governor: North Carolina Behavior Analyst Licensure Board · North Carolina General Assembly: North Carolina General Statutes, Chapter 90, Article 43

What monthly supervision does an RBT need?

The BACB requires close ongoing supervision for RBT practice, covering at least 5% of behavior-analytic service hours each calendar month.

Sources: Behavior Analyst Certification Board: Registered Behavior Technician Handbook