Behavior Health Technician

The behavioral health technician is responsible for providing one-To-One behavioral intervention services using applied behavior analysis principles to teach communication and social skills and reduce maladaptive behaviors in various settings. This role requires implementing clinical service delivery goals, maintaining quality documentation, and collaborating with families and treatment teams.

Candidates must possess knowledge of agency policies and procedures, effectively use required software like word and excel, and complete all mandated state and professional training requirements. Minimum qualifications include holding a certification as a bcaba, rbt, or a behavior analysis certification from an ansi or ncca accredited organization.