Project Hope, Registered Behavior Technician - Part Time
$27.00 - $28.00 Hourly
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$27.00 - $28.00 Hourly
About the role
- Competitive Hourly Rates, $27.00 - $28.00 per hour, based on certification and experience
- Weekday Evening & Saturday Schedules
- Fun, Collaborative Culture: team events, celebrations, and supportive leadership
- Implement direct ABA therapy services for assigned clients for your assigned caseload, following programming written by a BCBAEngage with BCBA during regular supervision sessions to ask questions and receive feedback
- Collect and record client behavioral data and complete all required documentation accurately and on time
- Build strong, trusting relationships with the children on your caseload and make every session a fun experience
- QualificationsWhat's Required:
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Active Registered Behavior Technician certification with the BACB upon start
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Competence with a variety of computer applications
- A friendly, engaging personality with strong ability to connect with children and their families
- Comfort working independently with minimal supervision during assigned hours
- Your passion for working with children with special needs, along with a commitment to building strong relationships and making every session engaging and enjoyable.
- Your collaborative spirit and willingness to work with a team
- Your flexibility when adapting to each child's unique needs
- Your strong communication skills and comfort partnering with families and BCBAs to support each child's progress
- You can support the following work schedule:
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