Behavior Technician
Orchid Academy·Wenatchee, Washington
Orchid Academy·Wenatchee, Washington
Behavior Technicians are responsible for successfully completing training, implementing teaching programs designed by supervisors, and ensuring children's safety and engagement. Key duties include managing positive client behavior, recording accurate data, and teaching communication, social, and daily living skills in a play-centered environment.
🌸 Why Join Orchid Academy in Wenatchee?
Unlike companies owned and managed from out-of-state, Orchid Academy is locally owned and rooted in our community. We opened an incredible facility in November and we’re looking for passionate individuals who want to grow with us.
✨ Local Impact & Ownership Decisions are made right here, by a local team, not in a corporate office far away. You’ll be part of a company that truly cares about our families, our community, and our staff. 🏫 A State-of-the-Art Facility Be one of the first team members in a brand-new, thoughtfully designed clinic. Shape the culture and join an incredible team from the ground up. 🌱 Career Growth & Mentorship Learn directly from two PhD-level local supervisors with deep experience and passion for ABA. Take part in student programs designed to help you become a BCBA. Access ongoing mentorship, professional development, and training — we invest in YOU. 💜 Supportive Culture We care about you as a whole person — your growth, your goals, and your work-life balance. You’ll find a team that celebrates wins together and supports each other daily. 🌟 Great Pay & Benefits Competitive Pay Comprehensive benefits package
we prioritize our team members because we know that happy employees lead to happy clients.
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Growth: we don't offer just a job; we are a stepping stone to a fulfilling career with training, mentorship, and professional development.
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Difference: every day, you'll be creating life-changing outcomes for children and their families.
Our team members live by our company core values... Creating life-changing outcomes! Maintaining a growth mindset! Finding joy in the work! Being a reliable and trustworthy team member!
of Behavior Technicians: Successfully complete Orchid’s training institute to become a Behavior Technician! Implement the teaching programs designed by supervisors Ensure children are safe and engaged Manage positive client behavior Record accurate, real-time data and notes using digital tools Teach & promote communication, behavior, social, & daily living skills in a fun, play centered setting Communicate with team members in a timely and collaborative manner. Provide services within a limited driving distance in clinic, homes and the community Be CONSISTENTLY on time and RELIABLY available Be physically able to actively supervise young children with disabilities
Experience working with or teaching children ages 2-10 years old Ability to lift 50 lbs Fluent in use of an ipad or chrome book Access to reliable transportation Work setting: In clinic local to Wenatchee Education: High school or equivalent (Required)
A Certified Behavior Technician (CBT) or RBT license A BA or AA in Early Child or Elementary Education, Psychology, Social Work or other related fields At least 12 months experience in a role working in ABA with children ages 2-10 years Experience using online platforms to enter data and notes
Competitive pay Opportunity to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with Orchid's support Health, dental, and vision insurance available for full time employees Simple IRA matching program for full time PTO Paid training Professional developmental assistance Referral program
Ready to make a difference in the lives of children and families? Join the Orchid team and shape the future of kids who need you. Apply Now!
Candidates must have experience working with or teaching children aged 2-10 years old, be able to lift 50 lbs, and be fluent in using an iPad or Chromebook, along with having reliable transportation. A high school diploma or equivalent is required for this entry-level position.
Market context
In Washington, behavior technician roles are commonly tied to school-based and pediatric support needs, so candidates with experience working with children ages 2-10 often stand out. This entry-level role is competitive because employers look for practical readiness: lifting 50 lbs, using an iPad or Chromebook, and having reliable transportation. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your availability and child-focused experience before applying.