Westside Is Hiring for Project Hope: Evening and Saturday RBT and BCBA Positions Now Open
Human Resources, Opportunities
| IN SHORT
Westside is hiring RBTs and BCBAs for Project Hope, our evening and Saturday ABA program. We’re bringing on clinicians specifically to cover weekday evenings from 3 to 8 p.m. and Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., a schedule that starts with the clinician’s availability, so more children can get off the waitlist and into care. |
Who We’re Hiring
Westside Children’s Therapy is hiring Registered Behavior Technicians and Board Certified Behavior Analysts specifically for Project Hope. If you’re an RBT or BCBA looking for a schedule outside the standard nine-to-five, whether you have a daytime commitment, another job, school, or simply prefer working evenings and weekends, we welcome you to apply on our Project Hope careers page.
Why We’re Hiring for These Specific Hours
Evening and Saturday availability has historically been the hardest gap for families to close. After-school hours are exactly when many kids need extra support to stay on track, and a standard daytime-only schedule simply can’t reach every family who needs care during that window. To staff Project Hope, Westside is actively hiring additional RBTs and BCBAs dedicated to weekday evenings and Saturday mornings, so we can offer more of the exact hours families are asking for.
- Weekday evening hours: 3 to 8 p.m.
- Saturday morning hours: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- A schedule matched to your specific availability within these windows
- Premium hourly pay for all Project Hope shifts: $27–$28/hour for RBTs, $70–$80/hour for BCBAs, based on experience
What This Role Actually Offers You
Clinicians who join Project Hope get a schedule built around their own availability and the chance to do meaningful, mission-driven work on hours that fit their life, while helping Westside expand ABA access and move more families off the waitlist and into care. You’ll work with a consistent caseload, receive the same clinical support and oversight as any Westside ABA role, and earn a premium hourly rate that applies specifically to Project Hope shifts.
| PULL QUOTE
“We’re not asking clinicians to squeeze themselves into a schedule that doesn’t work for them. We built this schedule around the hours our team actually has.” — Morgan Pawula, Vice President of ABA Operations, Westside Children’s Therapy |
How to Apply
RBTs and BCBAs interested in joining Project Hope can learn more and apply on our careers page. Share your specific weekday evening and Saturday availability, and our team will work with you to build a schedule that fits within the Project Hope hours and matches current client need.
Frequently Asked Questions
What positions is Westside hiring for Project Hope?
Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), specifically for weekday evening and Saturday morning shifts.
What are the actual hours for Project Hope positions?
Weekday evenings from 3 to 8 p.m., and Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Your specific schedule is matched within these windows based on your availability.
Does Project Hope pay a premium rate?
Yes. RBTs earn $27 to $28 per hour, and BCBAs earn $70 to $80 per hour, based on years of experience. This premium rate applies specifically to Project Hope shifts.
What age range does Project Hope serve?Project Hope is built specifically for school-age children, since the program’s evening and Saturday hours are designed around after-school and weekend schedules. It generally isn’t the right fit for infants or very young toddlers, who wouldn’t have a school day to need support around.
Will I get the same clinical support as a standard daytime ABA role?
Yes. Project Hope positions include the same clinical oversight, supervision structure, and support as any other Westside ABA role.
How do I apply?
Visit our careers page, review the Project Hope details, and submit an application along with your specific weekday evening and Saturday availability.
Real Hours, Real Impact
If you’re an RBT or BCBA looking for a schedule that actually fits your life, and meaningful work behind every shift, Project Hope was built for you.
Ready to apply? Learn more and apply for Project Hope. Have questions first? Call us at 815-783-2544 or submit a contact form and we’ll walk you through it.
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