Hope
BT/RBT Behavior Technician/Registered Behavior Technician
Hope, Springfield, Illinois, us, 62777
Base Pay Range
$16.00/hr - $18.00/hr
Hourly Rate: $16.00-$18.00
Schedule: Monday through Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm
About the Hope Autism Clinic Where client outcomes are paramount, the Autism Clinic, a division of the nationally recognized non‑profit, Hope, provides the highest quality therapeutic services to local communities. We are dedicated to the idea that every child and their families deserve the opportunity to thrive and reach their fullest potential.
Serving children ages 2–8, the Autism Clinic offers applied behavior analytic services (ABA), parent and family guidance, and, in some settings, speech therapy. Each child’s treatment plan and goals are individualized to meet their unique needs and all professionals collaborate for optimal outcomes.
As part of our passionate care team you will have a purpose – not just a job. You’ll grow your professional skills, collaborate with talented professionals, and help create brighter futures for the children and families we serve. Be part of something meaningful – join us and help kids and their families soar!
What You Will Do
Attend and complete all required trainings, including onboarding and ongoing training opportunities, which may take place during normal working hours or before or after a scheduled shift.
Work toward, achieve, and maintain RBT certification.
Complete 40 hours of BACB‑approved RBT training by the provided due date.
Demonstrate skills per the BACB at the end of a 4‑week initial training period.
Consistently demonstrate treatment fidelity checklist scores of 80% or better during role‑play or in‑session observations with clients.
Apply and pass the BACB RBT exam within the first three attempts (within 90 days of employment).
Receive at least 5% supervision from assigned (approved) BCBAs during therapy sessions.
Complete activities associated with RBT renewal prior to expiry date.
Maintain provided availability regarding work schedule and attendance.
Provide ABA therapy under the supervision of a BCBA, including comprehension of teaching instructions, necessary stimuli, reinforcement strategies, and any other information necessary to implement programming.
Gain and maintain a therapeutic rapport and relationship with clients and client families.
Demonstrate an understanding of behavior analytic teaching procedures including incidental teaching, natural environment teaching (NET), functional communication training, discrete trial training, and chaining.
Understand principles of reinforcement, conduct preference and reinforcer assessments, use designated prompting strategies, and fade prompts using designated strategies.
Use only empirically supported ABA clinical practices that fall within your scope of competence.
Implement skill acquisition and behavior reduction programming.
Assist with assessments as directed by your BCBA, as needed.
Accurately collect data on client goals and objectives as outlined in BCBAs treatment or behavior intervention plans in real time.
Create session notes that document client session information using the organization’s electronic medical record platform; complete and convert notes on the same day as the therapy appointment, but no more than 24 hours afterward.
Adjust behavior accordingly to supervisor feedback.
Maintain professional appearance and attitude, including adherence to core values, dress codes, and open communication with supervisors.
Maintain professional boundaries as outlined by the BACB with clients and client families.
Assume responsibility as a mandated reporter concerning incidents of alleged abuse and neglect as per state guidelines and the organization’s policies.
Perform all other assigned duties as required.
What You Will Bring
Be at least 18 years old.
Have a high school diploma or GED.
Pass a background check and drug screen upon hire.
Gain and maintain Safety Care certification and CPR certification.
Be organized, punctual, and able to follow supervisor instructions.
Be willing and able to complete and maintain requirements for becoming an RBT.
Demonstrate an understanding of the basic principles of applied behavior analysis.
Demonstrate strong communication skills and ability to work alongside colleagues.
Be willing to accept and implement feedback from supervisors.
Demonstrate sound judgment, problem‑solving, and flexibility.
Recognize and accommodate cultural differences and diversity.
Consistently demonstrate behavior in alignment with the organization’s core values.
Uphold client confidentiality and act in accordance with HIPAA laws and regulations.
Demonstrate good attendance and use designated benefit time (sick, PTO, personal) within provided limits.
Follow all codes of conduct as required by Hope or the BACB.
Be able to lift up to 50 lbs; lift and carry children and/or adaptive equipment.
Be able to assume and maintain a variety of postures for extended periods (kneeling, squatting, crawling, sitting, standing).
Be able to sit on the floor for extended periods.
Be willing and able to make quick body movements.
Be able to understand and execute detailed communication about clients.
Be able to use technology to collect data and required documentation.
Maintain a professional appearance aligned with the organization’s dress code, hygiene, and grooming.
What You Will Get
Paid training.
Health insurance.
Vision insurance.
Flexible Spending Account (Health and Dependent).
Health Savings Account.
Life insurance.
401(k) retirement plan, profit share, and match.
Paid time off.
Floating holidays.
Employee & dependent tuition reimbursement assistance.
Hope is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Hourly Rate: $16.00-$18.00
Schedule: Monday through Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm
About the Hope Autism Clinic Where client outcomes are paramount, the Autism Clinic, a division of the nationally recognized non‑profit, Hope, provides the highest quality therapeutic services to local communities. We are dedicated to the idea that every child and their families deserve the opportunity to thrive and reach their fullest potential.
Serving children ages 2–8, the Autism Clinic offers applied behavior analytic services (ABA), parent and family guidance, and, in some settings, speech therapy. Each child’s treatment plan and goals are individualized to meet their unique needs and all professionals collaborate for optimal outcomes.
As part of our passionate care team you will have a purpose – not just a job. You’ll grow your professional skills, collaborate with talented professionals, and help create brighter futures for the children and families we serve. Be part of something meaningful – join us and help kids and their families soar!
What You Will Do
Attend and complete all required trainings, including onboarding and ongoing training opportunities, which may take place during normal working hours or before or after a scheduled shift.
Work toward, achieve, and maintain RBT certification.
Complete 40 hours of BACB‑approved RBT training by the provided due date.
Demonstrate skills per the BACB at the end of a 4‑week initial training period.
Consistently demonstrate treatment fidelity checklist scores of 80% or better during role‑play or in‑session observations with clients.
Apply and pass the BACB RBT exam within the first three attempts (within 90 days of employment).
Receive at least 5% supervision from assigned (approved) BCBAs during therapy sessions.
Complete activities associated with RBT renewal prior to expiry date.
Maintain provided availability regarding work schedule and attendance.
Provide ABA therapy under the supervision of a BCBA, including comprehension of teaching instructions, necessary stimuli, reinforcement strategies, and any other information necessary to implement programming.
Gain and maintain a therapeutic rapport and relationship with clients and client families.
Demonstrate an understanding of behavior analytic teaching procedures including incidental teaching, natural environment teaching (NET), functional communication training, discrete trial training, and chaining.
Understand principles of reinforcement, conduct preference and reinforcer assessments, use designated prompting strategies, and fade prompts using designated strategies.
Use only empirically supported ABA clinical practices that fall within your scope of competence.
Implement skill acquisition and behavior reduction programming.
Assist with assessments as directed by your BCBA, as needed.
Accurately collect data on client goals and objectives as outlined in BCBAs treatment or behavior intervention plans in real time.
Create session notes that document client session information using the organization’s electronic medical record platform; complete and convert notes on the same day as the therapy appointment, but no more than 24 hours afterward.
Adjust behavior accordingly to supervisor feedback.
Maintain professional appearance and attitude, including adherence to core values, dress codes, and open communication with supervisors.
Maintain professional boundaries as outlined by the BACB with clients and client families.
Assume responsibility as a mandated reporter concerning incidents of alleged abuse and neglect as per state guidelines and the organization’s policies.
Perform all other assigned duties as required.
What You Will Bring
Be at least 18 years old.
Have a high school diploma or GED.
Pass a background check and drug screen upon hire.
Gain and maintain Safety Care certification and CPR certification.
Be organized, punctual, and able to follow supervisor instructions.
Be willing and able to complete and maintain requirements for becoming an RBT.
Demonstrate an understanding of the basic principles of applied behavior analysis.
Demonstrate strong communication skills and ability to work alongside colleagues.
Be willing to accept and implement feedback from supervisors.
Demonstrate sound judgment, problem‑solving, and flexibility.
Recognize and accommodate cultural differences and diversity.
Consistently demonstrate behavior in alignment with the organization’s core values.
Uphold client confidentiality and act in accordance with HIPAA laws and regulations.
Demonstrate good attendance and use designated benefit time (sick, PTO, personal) within provided limits.
Follow all codes of conduct as required by Hope or the BACB.
Be able to lift up to 50 lbs; lift and carry children and/or adaptive equipment.
Be able to assume and maintain a variety of postures for extended periods (kneeling, squatting, crawling, sitting, standing).
Be able to sit on the floor for extended periods.
Be willing and able to make quick body movements.
Be able to understand and execute detailed communication about clients.
Be able to use technology to collect data and required documentation.
Maintain a professional appearance aligned with the organization’s dress code, hygiene, and grooming.
What You Will Get
Paid training.
Health insurance.
Vision insurance.
Flexible Spending Account (Health and Dependent).
Health Savings Account.
Life insurance.
401(k) retirement plan, profit share, and match.
Paid time off.
Floating holidays.
Employee & dependent tuition reimbursement assistance.
Hope is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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