Behavior Technician Academy (RBT Academy)

Behavior technicians work with individuals with autism and other intellectual or developmental disabilities to reduce challenging behaviors, increase functional skills, and foster independence within a school-Based setting. Responsibilities include implementing established service plans, collaborating with teachers, documenting progress, and collecting behavior data.

Candidates must be at least 18 years old and meet educational requirements, which include an associate's or bachelor's degree, 48 college credits including specific math and english courses, or a high school diploma/Ged with passage of the parapro praxis assessment. No prior experience is necessary as the role requires completing the rbt academy and passing the rbt exam.