Careers

At SEARCH Learning Group, we are committed to providing families with the highest-quality services for children diagnosed with autism. Our tight-knit team provides a comprehensive, behavior-analytic program to the learners and families we serve.

SEARCH is dedicated to fostering the growth and development of its skilled professionals. We lead with our core values of collaboration, compassion, and support and incorporate these ideals into our day-to-day life. We regularly host trainings, including professional development opportunities, at minimum three times per year, in addition to group activities and events (ask us about our Annual Cornhole Tournament!). We encourage one another to provide "shoutouts" or words of encouragement each week at staff meetings that elevate our success as a team.

To learn more about open positions, visit our page on Indeed!

We're also looking for interns! If you're a future leader who likes to work hard, be creative, and help those affected by autism email us at info@searchaba.com. We hope to hear from you!

"Working for SEARCH Learning Group has been nothing short of amazing. All of the staff members are so helpful, kind, caring, understanding, and compassionate. I always feel supported while working at SEARCH and have gained so much knowledge and experience along the way. The staff go above and beyond for their learners and are dedicated to what they do. It is very meaningful and rewarding to see the progress of each learner and be able to be a part of it. I would not be where I am today if it wasn’t for the knowledge I gained throughout my career at SEARCH."

- Jessica L.
"Being a part of the SEARCH team has been a life changing experience for me. I have learned so much from my supervisors and the learners I work with. While working at SEARCH, I was able to complete my Master's degree and supervision hours towards my certification. This resulted with me completing the steps to becoming a BCBA. I am so happy that there is an ABA clinic that targets learning not only for the learners, but for the instructors, as well!"

- Kim L.