ABA Behavior Technician- New Springville, Staten Island
$20-$25 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$20-$25 per hour
About the role
- Use ABA therapy techniques under the guidance of a BCBA* Lead one-on-one sessions that follow each child's individualized treatment plan* Teach and reinforce social, communication, and behavioral skills in a structured, encouraging environment* Build a positive, engaging relationship with each client that promotes independence and well-being* Run assessments, collect data, and track progress so each child keeps moving forward* Work with the BCBA and the wider team to review progress, solve challenges, and adjust treatment plans* Keep parents and caregivers updated on goals, progress, and strategies for using new skills at home* Keep accurate, detailed session notes and data records* Grow your ABA expertise through ongoing training and professional development You'll Thrive Here If You:* Love working with children on the autism spectrum and individuals with special needs* Bring patience, empathy, and a real drive to make a positive impact* Communicate warmly and clearly with children, parents, and teammates* Pay attention to detail and follow treatment plans, collect data, and document accurately* Adapt easily to each child's needs and find what works for them* Stay organized and manage your time and caseload well* Welcome feedback and approach your work with a growth mindset* Are available for flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, to fit client schedules
- High school diploma or equivalent* Experience in ABA therapy or with individuals on the autism spectrum is a plus, but not required. We'll train you.
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