What are the responsibilities and job description for the ABA Behavioral Technician position at Horizon Blue Applied Behavior Analysis?
Behavior Technician
Job Description : Provides adaptive behavior treatment directly to client. Treatment includes behavior modification treatment as well as providing training to client in communication, social, and adaptive skills.
Responsibilities :
Implement behavior modification and skill acquisition programs, as directed by BCBA
Collect data on above programs
Record session notes detailing treatment
Report successes, challenges, and questions to supervising BCBA
File medical and crisis incident reports
Qualifications :
Ability to read and write English
High school diploma and one ABA-related course (e.g. RBT training) (recommended)
Experience in education or autism-related field (recommended)
Ability to work hands-on with children
Essential Knowledge and Skills :
Knowledgeable about basic ABA terms (training may be provided)
Knowledgeable about data collection software (training may be provided)
Works collaboratively with coworkers and clients’ families
Follows supervisor directions and treatment plan, and asks questions when needed
Patient and compassionate, especially while working with clients exhibiting challenging behaviors
Goal-oriented and organized
Consistent and reliable
Acts professionally in a variety of environments
Flexible and adaptable to changing circumstances and the needs of the client
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