Aba Behavior Technician

Do you have a passion for supporting children and the special needs community? At A Better Day ABA, we're all about making therapy effective and enjoyable for the children we serve. We're looking for a committed and energetic individual to join us as an ABA Behavior Technician. You'll bring creativity and enthusiasm to every session, directly impacting the lives of our young clients as you provide personalized ABA therapy under the guidance of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. This role offers a unique blend of creativity and compassion, perfect for those who thrive outside the confines of a desk job. We value progress over perfection and believe in tailoring programs to fit each client's unique needs. While experience in ABA is a plus, it's not required. We're here to support your growth with comprehensive training and continuous supervision. We know that when a person enjoys their job, they are more likely to bring positivity and confidence to work every day. We respect your personal time, so no one works weekends unless they sign up for a Saturday session. Enjoy competitive pay, flexible work options, and a supportive environment that sets us apart. If you're ready to make every day a better day for clients and their families, apply now and take the next step in your journey with us. Responsibilities: • Conduct 1:1 applied behavior analysis sessions in our new clinic (and occasionally in the home or community setting) based on individualized treatment plans (ISPs) created by BCBAs. • Utilize the provided iPad for data collection to track and assess the effectiveness of treatment plans. • Document progress on treatment goals through daily written session notes. • Collaborate with the supervising BCBA to review progress and address any barriers that the client or technician may be facing during the session. • Establish and maintain professional relationships with both families and staff at A Better Day ABA, PLC. • Protect client confidentiality and service rights. • Provide and/or receive information from other staff members regarding client preferences, progress, and clinical observations, respectfully and concisely. • Assist with toileting, feeding skills, and adaptive skills. Qualifications: • To apply for the position of Behavior Technician in Williamsburg, VA, US, candidates must possess a high school diploma. • Reliable transportation is required to commute to the clinic and/or the client's home. • Applicants should be capable of lifting up to 50lbs, bending, sitting on the floor, and engaging in active play. • Completion of a 40-hour RBT training program before joining our team is mandatory, and we can guide applicants on how to obtain this training. • Availability to work our afternoon shift (12:30-4:00), 5 Days a Week. • There is usually the opportunity to work full-time (30-40 hours) after initial onboarding and training. • Flexibility and teamwork are essential skills during sessions. • Candidates must demonstrate enthusiasm, motivation, and commitment to working with children with special needs . • Creativity, imagination, and a sense of humor are helpful characteristics. • Understanding that a technician needs to BE the fun for the client, but the session is built around the client's interests. • Supportive and aware of the sensory needs of each client. • Willingness, if not a need, to learn more and do better every day. Compensation: $22+ hourly

• Conduct 1:1 applied behavior analysis sessions in our new clinic (and occasionally in the home or community setting) based on individualized treatment plans (ISPs) created by BCBAs. • Utilize the provided iPad for data collection to track and assess the effectiveness of treatment plans. • Document progress on treatment goals through daily written session notes. • Collaborate with the supervising BCBA to review progress and address any barriers that the client or technician may be facing during the session. • Establish and maintain professional relationships with both families and staff at A Better Day ABA, PLC. • Protect client confidentiality and service rights. • Provide and/or receive information from other staff members regarding client preferences, progress, and clinical observations, respectfully and concisely. • Assist with toileting, feeding skills, and adaptive skills.