Next Level ABA
Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)
Next Level ABA, Waltham, Massachusetts, United States, 02254
Behavior Technician – Next Level ABA
Location: Greater Boston area (local applicants only)
Reports To: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Qualifications
Certification as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) (the company is willing to train and pay for certification).
Education: HS diploma or GED equivalent; ideal candidate is currently studying or has attained an associate’s or bachelor’s degree and is interested in a career in psychology, special education, child development, behavior analysis or related field.
Experience / Requirements
Passionate about working with neurodiverse children and teens diagnosed with Autism, ADHD, learning disabilities and other diagnoses.
Demonstrate empathy, patience and emotional intelligence with a genuine interest in providing care services for people with disabilities in the community.
Work collaboratively as part of a clinical team and have strong written and spoken communication skills to engage with clinical partners, caregivers and clients.
Proactively seek opportunities to learn from others and apply new understandings.
Must have reliable transportation.
Primary Function / Responsibilities
Under the direction of a BCBA, provide one‑on‑one therapy services applying ABA within the client’s home and/or out in the community with a caregiver present.
Under the supervision of a BCBA, implement the skills acquisition and behavior modification plans developed by the BCBA for the client.
Collect data used to monitor progress and assess the effectiveness of implemented plans for clients.
Complete and submit session notes following organizational guidelines at the end of each scheduled shift with client; ensure that session notes are uploaded to the clinical operating system in a timely fashion and in accordance with company policy.
Support the BCBA in implementing assessments and progress reports, delivering caregiver training, and attaining any other clinical goals as deemed necessary and appropriate.
Participate in periodic supervision meetings with assigned BCBA to review client progress, address issues, provide clarity and develop rapport.
Create a positive and rewarding session environment for the client and ensure compliance with the rules and policies expressed in the company’s clinical manual.
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Reports To: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Qualifications
Certification as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) (the company is willing to train and pay for certification).
Education: HS diploma or GED equivalent; ideal candidate is currently studying or has attained an associate’s or bachelor’s degree and is interested in a career in psychology, special education, child development, behavior analysis or related field.
Experience / Requirements
Passionate about working with neurodiverse children and teens diagnosed with Autism, ADHD, learning disabilities and other diagnoses.
Demonstrate empathy, patience and emotional intelligence with a genuine interest in providing care services for people with disabilities in the community.
Work collaboratively as part of a clinical team and have strong written and spoken communication skills to engage with clinical partners, caregivers and clients.
Proactively seek opportunities to learn from others and apply new understandings.
Must have reliable transportation.
Primary Function / Responsibilities
Under the direction of a BCBA, provide one‑on‑one therapy services applying ABA within the client’s home and/or out in the community with a caregiver present.
Under the supervision of a BCBA, implement the skills acquisition and behavior modification plans developed by the BCBA for the client.
Collect data used to monitor progress and assess the effectiveness of implemented plans for clients.
Complete and submit session notes following organizational guidelines at the end of each scheduled shift with client; ensure that session notes are uploaded to the clinical operating system in a timely fashion and in accordance with company policy.
Support the BCBA in implementing assessments and progress reports, delivering caregiver training, and attaining any other clinical goals as deemed necessary and appropriate.
Participate in periodic supervision meetings with assigned BCBA to review client progress, address issues, provide clarity and develop rapport.
Create a positive and rewarding session environment for the client and ensure compliance with the rules and policies expressed in the company’s clinical manual.
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