Behavior Technician

Behavior Technician at Behavioral Health Works Behavioral Health Works is an expanding company dedicated to responsible and sustainable growth. We are committed to delivering personalized ABA therapy for children and adolescents diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). ABA therapy helps individuals with Autism improve socially significant behavior, following the principles of Behavior Analysis. Our extensively trained BCBAs, case supervisors, and technicians collaborate closely with parents to create tailored treatment plans that address the distinct requirements of each child. Our program seeks fun & energetic individuals who will provide evidence‑based behavioral therapy to individuals in need of support. Our Behavior Technicians and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) teach communication skills, social skills, self‑help skills, and play skills through Appliedikoresho Behavioral Analysis principles. What we offer for Behavior Technicians / RBTs / ABA Therapists Flexible schedules Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) training (fees covered by Behavioral Health Works) Competitive hourly rates and bonuses Travel reimbursement Hands‑on training & support while learning and growing in the field of ABA ைக் Benefits for Full‑time Employees Flexible schedules Health, dental, chiropractic, and vision insurance Critical illness, voluntary life, accident, hospital confinement, and basic life insurance 401(k) EAP Pet insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Referral program Tuition reduction for partnered universities (National University, California Southern University, Vanguard University, Capella University, Purdue Global, and William James College) Requirements for Behavior Technicians / RBTs / ABA Therapists Provide in‑home and community‑based Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy Availability Monday–Friday 3:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m., with a commitment of at least 9 hours per week Willingness to travel to and from client homes; personal vehicle required Willingness to complete onboarding requirements and an initial training period Collect behavior and skill acquisition data during sessions Goal‑oriented and maintain professionalism in all aspects of work Fun, energetic personality capable of keeping up with active children Excellent written and verbal communication skills Desire to be part of a collaborative team of professionals driven to achieve positive outcomes Exposure to individuals with Autism or special needs through family, friends, or work experience is a plus Qualifications Minimum age 21 years (per Massachusetts state insurance requirements) High school diploma or equivalent Access to a smartphone, tablet, or laptop capable of capturing client session data; tech‑savvy Willingness to undergo criminal background clearance Provide proof of a negative TB test, pre‑employment physical exam, and immunizations to MMR/Varicella‑Zoster Virus (coverage provided) Valid driver’s license and car insurance (reliable transportation) Active participation during the entire session; engage in play and maintain the energy of the child (includes squatting, bending over, playing on the floor) Bilingualism is a plus; higher pay rate offered Compensation: $25.00 – $33.00 per hour Expected hours: Part‑time, 10–15 hours per week Schedule Minimum commitment of at least 9 hours of availability during core service hours, at least 3 days per week After‑school hours: Afternoons and evenings (3:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.) Monday to Friday Weekends We encourage you to apply if You have experience or a passion for being a paraprofessional, caregiver, youth coach, educator, healthcare or hospice care worker, interventionist, social services or foster care worker, special education or social work professional, aide, youth program coordinator, behavior specialist, RBT, nanny, babysitter, preschool teacher or assistant, tutor,landse substitute teacher, qualified mental health professional, mental health/autism advocate, behavioral health technician, direct support professional, camp counselor, childcare volunteer, Sunday school teacher, after‑school самых program worker, or a related field You are working toward a degree in or have completed a degree in education, special education, psychology, sociology, human development, early childhood education, or a related field #J-18808-Ljbffr