Behavior Technician Level I

Behavior technicians will provide one-On-One therapy to clients, assist with parent training, and meticulously collect data related to individual behavior plans using evidence-Based practices like applied behavioral analysis. Responsibilities also include ensuring treatment plans align with family values, participating in treatment plan modification, and promoting skill development in children.

Candidates must be eidbi providers capable of working within a multidisciplinary team to deliver quality therapy for children on the autism spectrum. Required qualifications listed include data collection, patient observation, management, care plans, and medical terminology.