Behavior Analyst in Training (BAT

Job Details

Job Location:

Austin, TX 78745

Salary Range: $25.00 - $26.00 Hourly

• Support ABA programming during sessions by ensuring individualized programs are implemented accurately in clinic-based and small-group settings, as directed by the supervising BCBA.
• Deliver direct 1:1 and/or small-group services when assigned, using procedures aligned with behavior intervention plans and skill acquisition programs.
• Collect, record, and maintain reliable data in Central Reach or other clinic systems as instructed; ensure data is complete, legible, and submitted on time.
• Assist with treatment fidelity by monitoring session implementation and communicating barriers or needs to the BCBA.
• Support program revisions indirectly by compiling data summaries, identifying trends, and providing feedback to the BCBA to support updates (BCBA retains final decision-making).
• Write or draft behavioral documentation components as assigned (e.g., session notes, data summaries, ABC notes, communication logs), following clinic templates and BCBA standards.
• Participate in supervision meetings and respond to coaching, feedback, and training tasks.
• Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries at all times in accordance with HIPAA and agency policies.
• Support client transitions and clinic routines, including room changes, scheduled activities, and consistent treatment environment expectations.
• Contribute to a safe, organized therapy environment through following crisis prevention procedures and clinic safety protocols.
• Assist with clinic operations and preparation tasks as needed (e.g., room setup, materials preparation, sanitizing, and safety checks).
• Maintain consistent attendance to support client progress, staffing needs, and continuity of care.
• Perform duties as assigned by the BCBA or administrative team based on training and competence.

• Understand behavioral concepts and apply them appropriately in real-time clinical settings.
• Use sound judgment and make ethical decisions consistent with ABA practice, agency standards, and supervisory guidance.
• Communicate clearly and professionally with clients, caregivers, and clinic team members.
• Maintain accurate documentation and complete required reports within established timelines.
• Use ABA software/systems (e.g., Central Reach) to record and track clinical information.
• Apply training effectively and remain open to supervision, correction, and coaching.
• Support crisis prevention and safely respond to behavioral incidents according to protocol.
• Collaborate with BCBAs, RBTs/BTs, and multidisciplinary clinic team members.
• Demonstrate appropriate professional conduct and continuous supervision of clients during all treatment activities.

Required

• Currently enrolled in, or has completed, coursework toward BCBA eligibility (e.g., graduate coursework aligned with ABA/behavior analysis).
• Minimum experience working with children (or relevant behavioral/clinical experience) preferred based on agency training plan.

Preferred

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in psychology, education, or a related field.
• Experience working with individuals with autism or developmental needs.
• Experience collecting behavior data and/or supporting treatment implementation under supervision.

• CPR / First Aid / AED
• HIPAA training (annual renewal required)
• Crisis Prevention / Intervention (annual renewal)
• RBT Pathway-Related Training / Competency Support (as required by role expectations and agency training plan)
• Any additional agency or state-required trainings

• Ability to lift, push, or carry up to 35 lbs.
• Ability to sit on the floor, kneel, bend, squat, or stand for extended periods.
• Ability to move quickly to maintain client safety during behavioral incidents.
• Ability to run short distances or position self near clients as needed.
• Ability to support or guide clients safely during escalated behaviors.
• Ability to transition between therapy rooms and clinic spaces throughout the day.

• Consistent and reliable attendance is an essential function of this role due to the impact on client treatment, team stability, and continuity of care.
• Must comply with TWABA policies, safety procedures, and clinical guidelines.
• Must follow all professional and ethical standards outlined by the supervising BCBA.
• Employment is at-will, and the job description may be updated as needed.
• BAT duties must remain within the scope of training and supervision provided by the BCBA.

Required

• Currently enrolled in, or has completed, coursework toward BCBA eligibility (e.g., graduate coursework aligned with ABA/behavior analysis).
• Minimum experience working with children (or relevant behavioral/clinical experience) preferred based on agency training plan.

Preferred

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in psychology, education, or a related field.
• Experience working with individuals with autism or developmental…