Behavior Technician - Fee for Service

The behavior technician will work one-On-One in a school setting, implementing each student's individual education plan (Iep) and positive behavior support plan (Pbsp) to help them achieve academic and behavioral goals. Key duties include timely ongoing data collection, providing behavioral and physical interventions as needed, and assisting students with daily living activities.

A minimum of a high school diploma or ged is required, though no prior experience is necessary as paid training is provided. Preferred qualifications include six months of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities or experience with children with autism.