Autism Behavior Technician; RBT

Do you have a passion for helping others, but aren’t sure where to start? At Behavioral Perspective (BPI), you can become a Behavior Technician and help provide much needed therapy services to children, teens, and young adults with Autism. Don’t worry, all of the training you need is provided with the support of our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), who are professionals in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

Behavior Technicians (BTs) are paraprofessionals certified in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) serving clients with Autism. BTs assist in delivering behavior-analytic services and practice under the direction and close supervision of a Behavior Technician Manager, Clinical Director, and BCBA.

We are looking for RBTs of all levels of experience! We will provide training for entry-level technicians, and we offer tiered BT positions for already certified technicians. We'd love to hear from you!

• Work-life balance! We believe the key to happy employees is a healthy work-life balance. You will enjoy flexible scheduling, 11 paid holidays, and generous PTO.
• We promote growth in our employees, as well as our learners! Receive paid training that leads to earning a professional Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification, as well as professional development allowances.
• Employee Assistance Program and Discounts
• Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance for eligible employees
• Parental Leave
• 401K with Employer Match and Flexible Spending Accounts for eligible employees
• Employer-paid Short Term Disability Benefits for eligible employees
• Voluntary Long Term Disability and Life Insurance Benefits for eligible employees

• Provide 1:1 and group ABA services and programs as instructed by clinical supervisors in both clinic and in-home settings
• Collect, record, and summarize data on programming as directed by clinical supervisors
• Maintain professional interactions regularly with families at the clinic and in-home
• Assist with pick-up and drop-off of clients at the clinic
• Adhere to behavior intervention plans accurately and appropriately, as designed and trained by clinical supervisors
• Perform basic childcare responsibilities, including but not limited to: changing diapers, changing soiled clothing, assisting with feeding, assisting with dressing
• Complete written summaries, graph data, convert timesheets, and organize session materials
• Collaborate with team including client, parents and caregivers, co-workers, clinical supervisors, and managers
• Attend and actively participate in all applicable training opportunities and meetings
• Maintain a clean and organized clinical environment to provide an efficient and safe environment for employees and clients both in clinic and in-home sessions
• Maintain regular and reliable attendance practices
• Comply with all regulations pertaining to HIPAA and protecting PHI (private health information)
• Adhere to behavioral health plans developed by clinical supervisors
• Provide crisis intervention as needed
• Assist in increasing functional communication skills (spoken language, sign language, and/or alternative communication methods)
• Facilitate independence in daily living skills, including but not limited to personal care and toileting
• Assist in decreasing behaviors that interfere with learner success, such as aggression or self-injury
• Maintain a professional appearance with regard to clothing, grooming, hair, and make-up
• Communicate all concerns and suggestions regarding client care to clinical supervisors
• Submit ideas for therapy plans, clinic structure, and other company initiatives
• Participate in company surveys, events, and meetings as requested

• Ability to maintain regular and reliable attendance practices.…