Behavior Technician

Behavior technicians provide behavioral intervention based on behavior analysis science to support skill development or reduce problematic behaviors while establishing therapeutic relationships with clients and families. They are also responsible for collecting accurate data and attending required trainings and meetings.

A bachelor's degree in a related field is preferred and may be required for specific cases, along with satisfactory background checks and valid cpr/First aid certification. Candidates must have reliable transportation and the physical ability to perform manual tasks associated with client support.