Advanced Behavior Technician

The advanced behavior technician implements specific aba programs written by the supervisor, collects data, and works closely with parents to provide behavioral intervention to children with autism. Responsibilities also include recommending programming goals, creating client materials, running monthly team meetings, responding to parent questions, and preparing progress reports.

Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree along with a minimum of two years of experience working with children who have special needs or autism. Proficiency in microsoft office products, including word, excel, and outlook, is also required, along with the ability to quickly learn new software.