SUMMER Behavioral Health Technician

The behavioral health technician provides one-On-One interventions, including crisis management and behavior support, to children and adolescents by implementing applied behavior analytic interventions outlined in treatment plans. Responsibilities also include modeling interventions for caregivers, recording behavioral data, documenting progress, and maintaining compliance with professional certification standards.

Candidates must possess specific certifications (Bcaba, bcat, rbt designation, or equivalent) or meet experience requirements including two years in aba services with 40 hours of dhs/Bacb-Approved training. Additional requirements include a minimum of two years in behavioral health services, the ability to keep pace with active children, strong organizational skills, and the ability to perform cpr and crisis intervention.