Behavior Technician (SBT)

The behavior technician provides clinical skills instruction and behavior reduction protocols based on applied behavior analysis for children with autism in school settings. They are responsible for collecting data, implementing intervention strategies, and communicating progress to parents and supervisors.

Candidates must hold either a bachelor's degree in a human services field with one year of relevant experience or an associate's degree with two years of relevant experience. Strong organizational and communication skills are required, and registered behavior technician certification is considered a plus.