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CASE FINDERA different way to find ABA work

A Better ABA Case Finder for RBTs, BCBAs, and ABA Therapists

Case-first discovery instead of a generic job board: pay, schedule, setting, and commute visible up front, plus a free tracker for the hours and pay you're owed.

If you've spent time scrolling generic job boards or vague case posts trying to figure out what a case actually pays or when it actually runs, ABAcases was built to fix exactly that.

ABA case finder vs. generic job board

Most job boards were not built for ABA. They treat a case like any retail or office listing. You get a title, a company name, and a short paragraph.

That leaves out what ABA providers need to decide if a case is worth pursuing. A generic board is built for a high volume of posts. It does not help you tell a good fit from a poor one.

ABAcases is built around one unit: the case. Each case has set fields for pay, schedule, setting, and credential. That makes it possible to compare two cases instead of guessing.

It is a narrower, ABA-specific tool. It is not a general job board stretched to cover every industry.

What ABA therapists need before accepting a case

Ask any RBT, BCBA, or BT what actually slows them down, and the same frustrations come up again and again:

Pay range left out of the post entirely, so you find out only after a call or two
Schedule described vaguely ("flexible hours") instead of the actual days and times a case needs
No sense of the setting (home, clinic, or school) until well into the conversation
Several rounds of back-and-forth just to learn basic facts that should've been up front
Little or no visibility into commute distance before you've already expressed interest
No single place to see which applications are pending, viewed, or gone cold
No way to track which sessions were actually paid versus worked and still outstanding

Why ABAcases focuses on case fit

The ABA Case Finder is built case-first: instead of a generic keyword search, you filter and sort cases the way an ABA provider actually thinks about a decision.

Pay shown where available
Case posts surface pay range up front whenever an agency has provided it, instead of making you ask.
Schedule at a glance
Days, session length, and cadence are structured fields on every case, not buried in a paragraph.
Location and commute awareness
See the general area and estimated distance before you invest time, without exposing an exact address too early.
Credential and skill fit
Cases are matched against your credential (RBT, BCBA, BCaBA) and skills, so what you see is relevant to you.
Applications tracked in one place
Follow every application's status instead of guessing whether an agency ever saw it.

To be upfront about where we are: ABAcases is an early, growing marketplace.

We will not claim a large number of live cases we do not have. We would rather give you an honest case alert list than pad the page with numbers that do not hold up.

We started in South Florida. See RBT jobs in Miami, FL and ABA cases in Miami, FL. We are earlier in Charlotte, NC. See RBT jobs in Charlotte, NC and ABA cases in Charlotte, NC.

Free for ABA professionals

Built-in ABA pay and hours tracking

Finding a case is only half the problem. Keeping track of what you worked and what you were paid is the other half, especially across several agencies.

The free ABA timesheet & payment tracker lets you log sessions, flag late or missing payments, and export tax-ready records whenever you need them.

It's free for providers. ABAcases earns money from the agencies posting cases, not from the RBTs and BCBAs doing the work.

Want the credential-specific version? See the RBT timesheet or the broader ABA timesheet page, or go straight to tracking unpaid ABA sessions.

For RBTs, BCBAs, BCaBAs, BTs, and ABA therapists

ABAcases is built for the people who deliver ABA services. That includes Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analysts (BCaBAs), Behavior Technicians (BTs), and ABA therapists more broadly.

Looking for your first RBT case, a BCBA caseload with supervision, or a BT position while you work toward certification? The same case-first filters apply: pay, schedule, setting, and credential fit.

For agencies looking to post cases

Agencies get the other side of the same structure. They post a case with real pay, schedule, and setting details. Providers filter on those same fields, so fewer applicants miss basic facts.

Case status, applicant pipeline, and stale-case reminders live in one dashboard. Not in scattered emails and DMs.

Providers who'd rather be notified than keep checking back can join ABA case alerts instead.

At a glance

Generic job boards
Pay and schedule often left out of the post
One-size-fits-all listing format, not ABA-specific
No built-in way to track hours or pay owed
No credential-based case matching
Agency not checked against the NPI registry
ABAcases
Pay, schedule, and setting shown where available
Purpose-built for ABA case-by-case discovery
Free timesheet & payment tracker built in
Cases matched to your credential and skills
Agency checked against the NPI registry

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