Behavior Technician

Behavior technicians provide evidence-Based behavioral therapy, teaching communication, social, self-Help, and play skills to individuals, primarily children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder, using applied behavioral analysis principles. Responsibilities also include collecting behavior, treatment plan goal, iep, and aep goal data during sessions.

Candidates must have completed two years of college education (60 credit hours) and possess reliable personal transportation to deliver therapy in various settings. Applicants should be goal-Oriented, maintain professionalism, and demonstrate excellent communication and time management skills.