Behavior Technician - The Special Education Teacher

Overview The mission of the Behavior Technician is to diligently execute treatment plan programs, as directed by a BCBA, to clients with autism or related special needs in order for the clients to achieve mastery of behavior treatment goals. This requires compassion, a firm grasp of ABA, and professionalism. If you desire to help children with autism or special needs, want to build a career where you can serve others, and be well-compensated, Hi-5 ABA may be a great fit for you. Hi-5 ABA franchisees provide supervision and training for Technicians interested in becoming BCBA-certified. This position often has flexible hours (part-time or full-time) and involves high levels of interaction with the client, the client’s family, other Technicians, and your BCBA Supervisor. Responsibilities Execute treatment plan programs, as directed by a BCBA, to clients with autism or related special needs in order for the clients to achieve mastery of behavior treatment goals. Interact with the client, the client’s family, other Technicians, and the BCBA Supervisor with empathy, professionalism, and adherence to the treatment plan. Qualifications At minimum, a high school diploma (or equivalent) and at least 40 hours’ direct training which qualifies for RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) certification with the BACB. Adult and Pediatric CPR/BLS certification required for one-on-one client work. Multiple background checks and a TB screening to ensure client safety. Additional educational requirements may apply for Medicaid/Humana service providers. #J-18808-Ljbffr Hi-5 ABA!