Rogue Behavior Services·Bountiful, Utah
Provide behavior-analytic services in a home-based setting while teaching functional skills to children and teenagers. Responsibilities include recording data on skill acquisition, managing challenging behaviors, and communicating progress to the supervising BCBA.
Behavior Technicians work under the direction of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)® to teach meaningful, lasting skills to children and teenagers with a variety of needs.
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Provide behavior-analytic services in a home-based setting Establish rapport quickly with clients and their families Teach functional skills such as problem-solving and self-calming strategies Use preventative strategies to reduce likelihood of challenging behavior Respond to challenging behavior as indicated on a behavior plan Record data related to skill acquisition and behavior reduction Communicate barriers, progress, and suggestions to designated BCBA® Incorporate feedback and training during sessions Write a brief summary of each shift worked Minimum Requirements High school diploma or equivalent Reliable attendance Ability to respond to challenging behavior, including aggression, after training Ability to pass a background check Reliable transportation Preferred Requirements Bachelor’s degree related to human services (completed or in progress) Interest in a career in human services Experience providing Naturalistic/Incidental Teaching Familiarity with behavior-analytic principles Training New hires will receive extensive training prior to working with clients Training will begin as soon as possible Ongoing training will be provided during sessions for a minimum of two hours per week
Benefits: Professional development assistance
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and the ability to pass a background check. Applicants should be comfortable responding to challenging behaviors and possess reliable transportation.
Market context
Behavior Technician roles in Utah are often tied to growing demand for autism and behavioral support services in schools, clinics, and home-based care. These positions can be competitive because employers commonly look for dependable transportation, consistent scheduling, and familiarity with behavior-analytic principles; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. If you are considering applying, confirm your availability for travel and highlight any direct support experience or relevant coursework in your application.