Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

The registered behavior technician will implement behavior intervention plans and provide one-On-One therapy sessions to individuals with autism spectrum disorder. They are also responsible for collecting data on client progress and creating necessary teaching materials.

The role requires an enthusiastic and dependable individual capable of working under the supervision of a board certified behavior analyst. Candidates must be committed to providing evidence-Based care and maintaining professional standards in a home-Based setting.