Behaviorist/Behavior Technician

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Reports To: Director of Behavioral Services

Job Description: Behavioral Technician workers are responsible for one-to-one teaching session with

young children with developmental and intellectual disabilities using a variety of Applied Behavior

Analysis (ABA) techniques. BA must be able to work independently as well as with managerial staff,

patients/family members and other co-workers courteously. Must be able to prioritize work demands

and organize time efficiently. Supervision and on-site training is provided by the BCBA. Other

responsibilities include but are not limited to;

• Provide assistance to behavioral therapists in developing behavioral therapy programs.

• Provide behavioral interventions to children and adolescents in home and community settings.

• Implements an individualized service plan for each child and youngster.

• Manage and work with youth with behavioral problems.

• Develop and initiate safety standards for youth at all times.

• Monitor, record, and document observations of youth behavior.

• Modify daily activities of youth appropriate to behavioral interventions.

• Instruct youth on positive behavioral aspects.

• Maintain and manage clean and safe environment for youth.

• Develop and initiate appropriate recreational activities for youth.

Qualifications:

Ideal applicants should possess a Bachelor's Degree (BA, BS, BCABA preferred) or have

substantial experience in ABA or special education with equivalent combination of training and/or

experience.

Applicants should demonstrate knowledge, skills, and experience supporting individuals

diagnosed with emotional, mental health, neurological and/or developmental disabilities.

Minimum of three (3) years experience working in the field of behavior analysis and intervention preferred.

Educational Requirement: Bachelor's Degree

Director of Behavioral Services

Job Description:

Behavioral Technician workers are responsible for one

-

to

-

one teaching session with

young children with developmental and intellectual disabilities using a variety of Applied Behavior

Analysis (ABA) techniques. BA must be able to work independently as well

as with managerial staff,

patients/family members and other co

-

workers courteously. Must be able to prioritize work demands

and organize time efficiently. Supervision and on

-

site training is provided by the BCBA. Other

responsibilities include but are not

limited to;

•

Provide assistance to behavioral therapists in developing behavioral therapy programs.

•

Provide behavioral interventions to children and adolescents in home and community settings.

•

Implements an individualized service plan for each child and

youngster.

•

Manage and work with youth with behavioral problems.

•

Develop and initiate safety standards for youth at all times.

•

Monitor, record, and document observations of youth behavior.

•

Modify daily activities of youth appropriate to behavioral int

erventions.

•

Instruct youth on positive behavioral aspects.

•

Maintain and manage clean and safe environment for youth.

•

Develop and initiate appropriate recreational activities for youth.

Qualifications:

Ideal applicants should possess a Bachelor's Degree

(BA, BS, BCaBA preferred) or have

substantial experience in ABA or special education with equivalent combination of training and/or

experience. Applicants should demonstrate knowledge, skills, and experience supporting individuals

diagnosed with emotional

, mental health, neurological and/or developmental disabilities. Minimum of

three years experience working in the field of behavior analysis and intervention preferred.

Educational Requirement:

Bachelor's Degree

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Behavioral Technician Worker.