Behavior Technician

The Behavior Technician position at the Proactive Behavior ABA Clinic in Chesterland requires clinical skills, instruction, and behavior reduction protocols for children with autism and other developmental disabilities. The Practice provides a paid 40-hour training to meet requirements towards becoming a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). Behavior Technicians work directly with clients with a focus on:

• Changing client behavior by observing and measuring behavior in real-life environments. 
• Collecting data to track progress under the supervision of the Case BCBA.
• Implementing learning programs (e.g., communication, self-help, play skills). 
• Documenting each session thoroughly, in a timely manner, and in accordance with established organizational procedures.
• Maintaining respect and confidentiality for all clients. 
• Initiating and maintaining a daily clean and sanitized clinical environment by performing tasks such as disinfecting client rooms. 
• Being open and willing to collaborate with team members with a focus on the best interest of clients.