Our locations are always looking for qualified individuals to assist our clinical services.

If you are looking to get your career started as a Behavior Technician, or have been in the field and are already a Registered Behavior Technician, here are some of the things our clinics look for.

Key Responsibilities:

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Key Responsibilities:

• Implementation of Care Plans:

  • Execute treatment plans as developed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA).

  • Accurately document all services provided with a signature.

  • Collect, prepare, and update data pertinent to the children under care.

• Behavioral Observations and Interventions:

  • Record and describe children’s behaviors in measurable terms.

  • Assist BCBAs with assessment procedures.

  • Implement behavioral interventions and reinforcement procedures as directed.

• Collaboration and Communication:

  • Work closely with BCBAs, speech therapists, occupational therapists, and fellow RBTs.

  • Maintain clear communication lines, adhere to professional boundaries, and apply supervisory feedback effectively.

• Safety and Environment:

  • Provide a secure, supportive environment for patients and their families.

  • Ensure confidentiality and privacy of patient information.

  • Maintain cleanliness and hygiene of frequently used areas and materials.

• Administrative Support:

  • Assist with office duties such as preparing materials, making copies, and organizing therapy resources.

  • Complete all required documentation according to company standards.

Training and Development:

• If not already a Registered Behavior Technician, you will be enrolled in a 40-hour course to achieve your certification.

• Required to complete training and obtain RBT certification within 90 days of employment.

Requirements:

• Passionate about working with children and committed to their development and care.

• Excellent organizational skills and ability to handle sensitive information discreetly.

• Effective communication and interpersonal skills..

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If you are looking to continue your career as a Lead RBT, take a look at some additional requirements: 

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Requirements:

• Must maintain a Master’s Degree in a relevant discipline (ABA, Special Education, etc.,)

• Be eligible to sit for the BACB Examination 

Duties and responsibilities include: 

• Write all treatment plans and assessments/re-assessments using the company template under the supervision and guidance of BCBA

• Create, edit, and maintain all goals, targets, and teaching instructions in Central Reach under the supervision and guidance of BCBA

• Serve as a resource for questions and maintain an open-door policy 

• Collect IOA Data (Treatment/Intervention Integrity) and provide training as needed in conjunction with BCBA

• Collect IOA of RBT Data (Treatment/Intervention Integrity) and utilize as needed 

• Conduct assessments (Reinforcer Assessments, Preference Assessments) and utilize as needed 

• Assist on the floor when needed 

• Collaborate with the BCBA and Office Manager to pair clients with therapists appropriately and assist with scheduling needs

• Coordinate and assist with pickup and dropoff routine for clients

• Must have scheduled plan to pass BCBA Examination within 

• Assist Office Manager with interviews as needed

• Plan, coordinate, and run Circle Time and Social Time as needed

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If the above sounds like a role you'd be eager to enter, please fill out the below information and submit it to the clinic(s) near you!