Behavior Technician

Registered behavior technicians spend about 80% of their time working one-On-One or in small groups with clients, implementing individualized treatment plans created by a bcba to teach skills and promote positive behavior. The remaining 20% is dedicated to administrative tasks like session notes, documentation, data collection, and collaborating with supervisors and caregivers.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent and obtain rbt certification within 90 days of hire, along with cpr/First aid certification within 30 days. Required attributes include experience working with children (Behavioral/Developmental experience preferred), basic computer skills, reliability, strong communication, and the physical ability to manage client needs, including lifting up to 50 lbs and supporting personal care.