Behavior Technician

Behavioral health technicians provide one-On-One interventions to children or adolescents in various settings to prevent the need for more restrictive treatment or educational placements. This involves implementing prescribed behavior modification treatment plans and modeling intervention techniques for team members and caregivers to promote age-Appropriate behavior.

A minimum requirement for this role is a high school diploma or ged, along with the necessity of having reliable transportation. Preferred qualifications include rbt training, prior experience as a tss/Bht, and relevant college coursework in mental health or child development.