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Behavior Therapist (RBT) Plain City

We are a BCBA owned and operated ABA Therapy Practice located in Ohio and Wisconsin! We are seeking a Registered Behavior Technician who is committed to working with individuals with Autism in a self-contaminated, cross categorical classroom setting through treatment, to facilitate their growth and development. We're looking for candidates with strong written and verbal communication skills, and a background in behavioral programs. Candidate must be comfortable managing challenging behaviors. A successful candidate will work well individually as well as part of an enthusiastic team that supports the individuals in our care.

Responsibilities:

  • Need to be available Monday-Friday 8:10am-3:40pm.
  • Have a basic knowledge of behavior interventions for individuals with developmental disabilities.
  • Monitor and record behaviors of individuals with developmental disabilities as appropriate.
  • Communicate and interact with other staff members and families as appropriate.
  • Follow behavioral and medical protocols when necessary.
  • Help administer assessments under the direction of the supervising BCBA
  • Provide quality 1:1 instruction to clients in their home and community settings to improve social skills, communication, and behavior.
  • Record objective session data to reflect client’s progress
  • Collect and graph data daily; Replace targets and programs when mastered
  • Create a fun and meaningful environment that will make a life-long impact for our learners!

Professionalism:

  • Abides to RBT Code of Ethics
  • Maintain RBT log based on BACB guidelines
  • Adhere to scheduled work hours and scheduled student sessions
  • Report to work each day, on time, and prepared to complete job responsibilities
  • Approach job with a positive attitude.
  • Communicate clearly and in a professional manner to coworkers and supervisors regarding student needs, personal needs, questions, interventions, schedules, and conflicts.
  • Communicate clearly and in a professional manor to parents