The Behavior Technician will work one-on-one with children with Autism to implement individualized procedures that reduce challenging behaviors and improve functional communication. They are also responsible for collecting session data using a tablet and writing objective daily progress notes.
Candidates must have at least a high school diploma or GED and possess a valid driver's license with reliable transportation. The role requires physical stamina to engage with children and the ability to work in an active, clinic-based environment.
Market context
In Texas, Behavior Technician roles with paid RBT training are commonly in demand because clinics and ABA providers need dependable support for children receiving behavior services. These openings are competitive when they offer training, steady scheduling, and benefits such as paid time off and insurance; this platform’s job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving candidates research time. If you are considering applying, confirm your driver’s license, transportation, and comfort in an active clinic setting before submitting.
