Managing Technician

Managing Technician (MT)

WEAP is hiring Managing Technician (MT) to join them in helping children with autism find success. MTs have demonstrated expertise in behavior treatment, and they provide day-to-day clinical direction to clients under the supervision of a Behavior Analyst. They deliver protocol modification using best practices in applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy. MTs also support the professional development of other technicians by providing clinical and professional feedback.

This is a Full-time position

For over 30 years, the Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP) has provided evidence-based, contemporary ABA therapy to help children with autism find success. Our goal is to empower our clients to build the skills needed to live a happy and fulfilling life.

As a Managing Technician (MT) at WEAP, you'll not only work and lead alongside a local team of highly-trained clinicians, but you'll also be part of LEARN Behavioral—a collective group of ABA providers delivering collaborative care to communities from coast-to-coast. LEARN employs over 500 BCBAs and offers services in 17 states, and our average clinical leader has been with the organization for 10 years.

LEARN Perks

• Comprehensive wellness benefits, including Talkspace, care.com, and LEARN Perks (discounts)
• Full-time and part-time benefits available including: Medical, Vision, Dental, 401(k) with discretionary match starting at year 1, Accident benefit, short-term disability, life/AD&D Insurance, and more
• 22 days of total paid time off (15 days of PTO and 7 paid holidays) for new, full-time MTs
• Quarterly bonus opportunities, up to $10K annually

Additional Perks

• Access to LEARN's University Partnerships Program and student loan advisor program
• Opportunity to enroll in LEARN's Aspiring Analysts Program and receive BCBA exam test prep support
• Person-centered care and assent-based treatment programming
• Support from multiple specialty teams including: Feeding Intervention Support Team, Functional Analysis Support Team, and High-Risk Review Team
• Working with experienced scheduling, training, and insurance teams
• DEI, Neurodiversity, and other specialty groups that foster a diverse and inclusive workplace

Bachelor's degree and 2,000 ABA hours, or a master's degree and 400 ABA hours (required)

Minimum 1 year experience working in the field of ABA

Ability to maintain confidentiality of various information/data pertaining to assigned cases, other cases, and clinical and employment information (required)

Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with target child, family members, and team members, both verbally and in writing (required)

Experience in staff leadership or supervision and training (desired)

Culturally aligned: You're a steward of company reputation and values

Integrity guided: Do what is right—no excuses

Provide clinical direction to technicians for assigned clients

Assist Behavior Analysts in protocol modification, assessments and team meetings

Provide behavior treatment by protocol to clients as needed

Ensure data is collected and recorded with fidelity and reliability

Complete mandatory trainings and attend required meetings

Document services delivered accurately and timely according to company policies

Report clinical and scheduling concerns promptly

Adhere to all company compliance policies, written or unwritten

Complete other tasks as assigned by supervisor

Reasonable direct hours target of 25 hours per week. A 'direct hour' includes protocol modification, treatment by protocol and team meetings.

Physical requirements vary based on specific client assignments. You are expected to be able to complete all physical requirements of the position either with or without a reasonable accommodation. This role may require you to push, pull, or lift up to 50 pounds and move quickly in response to client needs. This role requires the ability to frequently change physical positions throughout the day, including walking, sitting, standing, kneeling, squatting, stooping, crouching, crawling, and occasionally running. This role requires you to maintain continuous visual supervision and auditory awareness of clients to support a safe environment.

WEAP is part of LEARN Behavioral, a collective group of ABA providers dedicated to delivering collaborative care and nurturing the unique potential of children with autism and special needs in communities from coast-to-coast.

WEAP/LEARN Behavioral is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants must be presently eligible to work in the U.S.