CAS Community Autism Services - Behavior Technician School/Community Based

The behavior technician provides direct behavioral services to clients using applied behavior analysis and implements individualized treatment plans. They are responsible for collecting data, creating graphs, and maintaining accurate session notes while working under the guidance of board certified behavior analysts.

Candidates must have a high school diploma or ged and at least one year of experience working with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Additionally, applicants must obtain registered behavior technician certification within 90 days and maintain a level 1 fingerprint clearance.