Behavior Technician

The behavior technician implements clients’ behavior support plans to reduce problematic behaviors and provides aba-Based instruction to foster new skill development under the direction of a supervising bcba. This role involves monitoring client behavior, collecting and reporting data to the supervising bcba, and collaborating with the bcba and family to support meaningful behavioral changes.

Candidates must meet specific educational and experience criteria, such as having a high school diploma with 24 months of relevant experience, or an associate's degree with 12 months of experience, or rbt certification with 12 months of experience. Other requirements include being 21 or older, having required after-School/Evening availability, a valid driver's license, and strong interpersonal skills.