Lead Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

Job Description

Job Description

1.  Supervising and Training Other RBTs

• Mentoring and providing guidance to less experienced RBTs.
• Conducting training sessions for new RBTs on procedures, protocols, and ethical standards.
• Evaluating the performance of other RBTs and providing feedback.
• Helping other RBTs troubleshoot cases when they encounter difficulties or challenges.

2.  Collaborating with Supervisors

• Assisting BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) or BCaBA (Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst) in developing and reviewing behavior intervention plans (BIPs).
• Providing input on client progress to the supervisory team, especially on complex or challenging cases.
• Serving as a liaison between BCBAs and other RBTs or team members, facilitating communication.

3.  Managing Case Implementation

• Overseeing the implementation of treatment plans across multiple clients or cases.
• Ensuring consistency in the delivery of interventions by other RBTs.
• Tracking client progress and making suggestions for adjustments to treatment as needed.
• Collecting and reviewing data to ensure that interventions are effective.

4.  Conducting Assessments and Observations

• Conducting more in-depth client assessments (e.g., functional behavior assessments, preference assessments) with oversight from a BCBA.
• Observing client sessions and providing feedback or adjustments to improve the intervention.
• Monitoring and reporting on specific behavioral goals or milestones.

5.  Handling Complex Cases

• Managing more challenging or high-needs cases where greater experience or leadership is required.
• Providing specialized intervention strategies for difficult behaviors or situations.
• Developing and implementing behavior management strategies for crisis situations or emergency interventions (if applicable).

6.  Documentation and Reporting

• Completing more detailed or complex reports related to client progress and session notes.
• Documenting staff performance and providing input for evaluations of other RBTs.
• Creating and maintaining records for compliance with ethical guidelines, company standards, and regulatory requirements.

7.  Quality Assurance and Program Improvement

• Ensuring high-quality service delivery by reviewing the work of other RBTs and identifying areas for improvement.
• Monitoring client satisfaction or family feedback and working with supervisors to address any concerns.
• Participating in or leading team meetings to discuss case progress, staff development, and best practices.

8.  Lead in Crisis Management

• Taking the lead in managing crisis situations involving clients, using de-escalation strategies or other interventions.
• Providing guidance on how to safely and effectively respond to behavioral crises.

These duties typically require more experience, leadership skills, and a deeper understanding of behavior analysis principles. Lead RBTs often serve as a resource for non-lead RBTs, helping to improve overall team performance and the quality of care provided to clients.

RBT Certification Required

Registered Behavior Technicians work with individuals of all ages to help improve their lives and their ability to
interact with those around them. The RBT will be responsible for observing the individual's interactions with various environments to identify social and behavioral issues, such as self-injury or aggression. The RBT will be responsible for direct observation, collecting data and providing training and support to team members.

Responsibilities:
❏ Observe individuals in home, school and clinic settings.
❏ Assist with assessments to report to BCBA.
❏ Provide training and support to team members
❏ Complete on-going assessment of services.
❏ Collect, record, and summarize data on observable client behavior.
❏ Assist with parent and caregiver training in line with client's individualized treatment and behavior reduction protocols.
❏ Effectively communicate client progress.
❏ Maintain client confidentiality.
❏ Collaborate with treatment team including client, parents and caregivers, outside professionals.
❏ Maintain and acquire technical knowledge by attending required training.

 

Qualifications:

• Completion of Registered Behavior Technician(RBT) certificate.
• Valid driver's license with your own transportation.
• Excellent verbal and report writing skills.
• Strong time management, problem solving and organizational skills.
• The ability to remain composed and adherent to best practices.
• The ability to pass drug screen, background and reference checks.

 

Physical Working Conditions:

• Ability to bend, kneel, crouch, and spend time standing as well as an ability to lift items up to 50 lbs
• Endurance to move quickly from a seated position to a standing position to accommodate the treatment plan and/ or for the safety of the patient
• Requires eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity enough to operate office equipment, etc.