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RBT Jobs in South Florida

Find RBT cases in South Florida that fit your schedule, location, credential, and pay.

Get alerted to RBT cases across South Florida and nearby Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood. Filter by pay, schedule, setting, and how far you want to travel. Plus a free ABA timesheet & payment tracker to keep every hour and dollar straight.

Every agency is checked against the federal NPI registry. Your phone and email stay private until you choose to share.

Where ABAcases started

South Florida ABA work spans three counties (Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach), not just the city of Miami.

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ABAcases treats South Florida as one connected market: a case posted in Fort Lauderdale or West Palm Beach reaches the same pool of providers as one posted in Miami, and providers can filter by commute, setting, schedule, and credential across all three counties from a single profile.

Get alerted when a new RBT case opens near you in South Florida. Meanwhile, track what each agency owes you, free.

What a case looks like before you apply

What you see up frontSample
RBT · In-home case
Pay listed on the case
Mon–Fri, 3–6 pm
In-home
RBT required
~3 mi · South Florida
Stays private
Exact address
Client details
The agency's direct contact info
Shared only when you and the agency both choose to move forward.

Why RBTs use ABAcases in South Florida

Local RBT cases, mapped

See RBT cases across South Florida and nearby Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines on a map, filtered by commute radius, not a keyword search.

Typical pay here

RBT pay in Florida: about $20–$30/hr. Statewide estimate. Local rates vary by metro.

Schedules that fit

Common South Florida schedules include after-school (3–7 PM), early-intervention mornings, full-day in-home.

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Filter to the hours you can actually work.

Credential-matched

Cases are matched to your RBT certification and skills, so you only see RBT work you're qualified for.

What RBTs in South Florida are tired of

Vague job posts that hide the pay, the schedule, or where the case actually is
Long commutes you only discover after you've already applied
Juggling several cases and agencies with no single place to see it all
Cancellations and no-shows that quietly eat your paycheck
Sessions you worked but were never paid for, with no record to prove it

ABAcases fixes both sides: find RBT cases that actually fit in South Florida, then track every hour and every dollar you're owed with the free Pay & Hours tracker.

RBT cases across South Florida

Cities across South Florida:

Miami Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Pembroke Pines Hialeah Doral Kendall West Palm Beach Boca Raton

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Bonus feature

Every free ABAcases profile also includes an ABA timesheet & payment tracker: log hours, catch late payments, and export tax-ready reports across every agency you work with.

RBT cases in South Florida: FAQ

Do I need a car to take RBT cases in South Florida?
Many ABA cases in South Florida are in-home or school-based, so reliable transportation helps. ABAcases shows the location and approximate commute on every case up front, so you can filter by distance before you ever apply, no surprise drives across South Florida.
How much do RBTs earn in South Florida?
Typical RBT pay across Florida runs about $20–$30/hr, with higher rates for bilingual, experienced, or hard-to-staff cases. This is a statewide estimate, not a local figure. Actual pay varies by metro (Miami and the coasts tend to run higher than inland and rural areas), agency, setting, and schedule. Check the pay shown on each case before accepting.
Are there RBT cases available in South Florida right now?
ABAcases is growing in South Florida. Rather than show stale or fake listings, we let you join the South Florida case alert list with a free profile. You will be notified when a matching RBT case opens near you.
Is ABAcases free for RBTs?
Yes. Providers do not pay to browse, apply, get case alerts, or use the ABA timesheet & payment tracker. We charge agencies, not the people doing the work.

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