About the Role
An Applied Behavior Analysis Technician is responsible for successfully conducting ABA therapy with individuals on the autism spectrum. Behavior technicians also maintain communication with their Clinical Director, assigned Behavior Analyst, Program Coordinators, client families/guardians, and coworkers to promote continued success in the behavior of their clients.Â
Duties and Responsibilities:
Maintain Partners in Autism’s company culture standards and best practices
Provide one-on-one ABA therapy to children
Apply behavioral principles consistently and follow the Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP) for their clients under the direction of a Behavior AnalystÂ
Collect acquisition and behavioral data
Assist clients as needed to acquire skills based on the individual ITPÂ Â
This may include but is not limited to: toilet training, eating, self-help skills, etc.
Complete daily progress notes, parent communication notes, and any other regularly required communication and documentation in a professional and timely manner
Maintain a safe work environment for all clients/staffÂ
Participate in the cleaning of client rooms and maintain cleanliness of common areas in the clinicÂ
Adhere to all confidentiality (HIPAA) regulations and Partners in Autism policiesÂ
Actively attend and participate in staff training, meetings, and other eventsÂ
Communicate in a professional and respectful manner with clients/families, Behavior Analysts, Behavior Technicians, and all other staff
Respond effectively to crisis situations which may include a client’s physical aggressionÂ
Additional duties as assigned by ABA Clinical Director
This may include but is not limited to: toilet training, eating, self-help skills, etc.
Complete daily progress notes, parent communication notes, and any other regularly required communication and documentation in a professional and timely manner
Maintain a safe work environment for all clients/staffÂ
Participate in the cleaning of client rooms and maintain cleanliness in other common areas in the clinicÂ
Adhere to all confidentiality (HIPAA) regulations and Partners in Autism policiesÂ
Actively attend and participate in staff training, meetings, and other eventsÂ
Communicate in a professional and respectful manner with clients/families, BCBAs, Behavior Technicians, and all other staff
Respond effectively to crisis situations which may include a client’s physical aggressionÂ
Perform other related duties as assigned or requested by Director/Owner
Requirements
Must be at least 18 years of age
High School DiplomaÂ
Must pass a thorough background check
Must complete 40 hours of RBT training and a Competency Assessment or have a current RBT certification
Must obtain a passing score on the RBT exam and continue to maintain RBT Certification annually
Previous experience working with children with special needs or in a related field is preferred
Must complete all company orientations, Health & Safety Training, and SafetyCareÂ
Physical Requirements:
Must be able to do activities as required to work directly with clients, which may include being able to bend, stoop, pull, push, walk, reach, lift, climb stairs, run without assistance, and lift at least 50 lbs. Must also be able to spend long periods of time on the floor with clients.