Registered Behavior Technician

As a behavior technician, you will assist a licensed board-Certified behavior analyst (Bcba) with documentation, billing, treatments, and interventions within the applied behavioral analysis (Aba) program. You will support clinicians in helping children and their families learn new skills and techniques through effective therapy for autism.

Candidates should ideally have one year of experience in a therapy facility or be enrolled in a therapy curriculum program, with applied behavior analysis experience or training being preferred. Essential requirements include the ability to work in a fast-Paced environment, exceptional communication skills, adaptability, and a self-Motivated drive to exceed patient expectations, with certification as a registered behavior technician (Rbt) or the desire to obtain it.