Open Arms Care Corporation·Collegedale, Tennessee
Implement quality behavior analysis programs and services under the supervision of a BCBA or BCaBA. Responsibilities include daily data collection, documenting client progress, and assisting clients with daily living and community activities.
Ensure the overall implementation of quality of programs and services are provided in accordance with all federal, state and corporate standards and regulations. Shall assist in delivering behavior analysis services and practice under the direction and close supervision of BCBA or BCaBA, who are responsible for all work RBTs perform.
Treat all clients with dignity and respect.
Participate and/or follow statewide-identified systems and processes of the development and implementation of the Individual Support Plan and all related documents and follow up.
Daily documentation of observations and data collection.
Weekly and monthly reports to the BCBA or BCaBA in preparation for report to the local operations.
Participate in response and plan of corrections for governmental oversight surveys.
Participate in daily living and self-help skills.
Assist clients in accessing community activities, including outings and medical appointments as directed by your supervisor.
Provide data regarding behavioral objectives for Program Managers and BCBA/BCaBA.
Provide orientation and ongoing staff training as directed by supervisor.
Serve as an advocate for the clients.
Flexibility in scheduled hours, which may include evenings and weekends.
Attend ISP meetings when deemed necessary.
Participate in training to continually improve expertise in the field of developmentally disabled.
Obtain ongoing supervision for a minimum of five percent of the hours spent providing behavior-analytic services each calendar month.
Observe, provide behavioral skills training, and deliver feedback on the use of behavioral interventions to employees working with the clients.
Participate in on-call support for behavioral crises as needed.
Model technical, professional, and ethical behavior.
Review written materials (e.g., daily progress notes, data sheets) for information related to behavioral goals and interventions.
Oversee and evaluate the effects of behavior-analytic service delivery.
If pursuing your BCBA provide ongoing evaluation of the effects of supervision.
Complete other duties assigned.
Structure of supervision.
Supervision must include at least two face-to-face, real-time contacts per month (i.e., supervision may not occur over the phone or via email).
Your supervisor must observe you providing services in at least one of the monthly meetings.
In-person, on-site observation is preferred.
However, these may be conducted via web cameras, video-conferencing, or similar means instead of your supervisor being physically present.
All supervision must meet the requirements of The Behavior Analyst Certification Board.
Must be able to lift 50 pounds
The above information on this description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of the work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job.
Requires a high school diploma and completion of a 40-hour training course with active RBT certification. A bachelor's degree and 1-3 years of experience with developmentally disabled individuals are preferred.
Market context
Registered Behavior Technician roles in Tennessee are commonly tied to school-based and behavioral health support, where demand reflects ongoing need for direct services. These positions are competitive because employers usually want current RBT certification, reliable transportation, and the physical ability to keep pace with children. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification status and transportation details before applying.