Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

Posted 17 days ago

arc of treasure coastStuart (FL)

Psychiatric Technicians Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities

SENIORITY

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About the role

Registered Behavior Technician Become an RBT and Make a Difference! Join the ARC of the Treasure Coast and help individuals with developmental disabilities reach their full potential. As a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), you'll play a vital role in providing direct care, implementing behavior intervention programs, and ensuring a safe and supportive environment.

Responsibilities: Supervise individuals in a residential setting. Implement behavior plans and strategies. Assist with daily living activities (e.g., hygiene, meals, transportation).Document progress and behaviors. Participate in recreational activities. Administer medication as prescribed. Facilitate community outings and activities. Provide crisis intervention when necessary. Collaborate with families and other professionals.

Qualifications:

RBT certification20-hour Behavior Assistant certification
Safety Care certification 1+ year experience with individuals with disabilities
Valid FL driver's license
Strong communication & organizational skills

Benefits:

Competitive pay
Flexible schedule
Supportive team
Growth opportunities
Medical, dental, vision insurance 401(k) with match
Paid vacation/sick leave9 holidays
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Visit www.arctreasurecoast.org to learn more and submit your resume!
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