Job Descriptions
Behavior Technician
Behavior Technicians provide one-on-one therapy to individuals with autism or other special needs, working in settings such as home, school, community, or clinic. They apply ABA principles to teach skills in areas like language, socialization, play, and self-help.
They use behavior modification techniques, such as Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behaviors (DRA), to reduce problem behaviors and may train parents and caregivers on behavior intervention plans.
Behavior Technicians track progress and share updates with supervisors. Attendance at team meetings is required, and additional duties may be assigned.
This role may also be called ABA Tutor, ABA Technician, ABA Therapist, Behavior Therapist, Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), or Behavior Instructor.
Senior Behavior Technician
The Senior Behavior Technician provides one-on-one behavior intervention to clients with autism and other special needs in home, community, or school settings. In addition to performing all tasks of a Behavior Technician, they serve as the on-site manager, ensuring consistency in each client’s program and reviewing data to address discrepancies.
They act as a resource for behavior technicians, offering guidance and answering questions. Senior Behavior Technicians also respond to parent and teacher inquiries about therapy techniques and interventions in place.
They train behavior technicians, parents, and school staff on discrete trial therapy and behavior modification techniques, ensuring effective treatment plan implementation across all settings.
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