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Behavior Technician with Paid RBT Certification Wright City, St. Louis, MO

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ab spectrumWright City (MO)

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About the role

Behavior Technician- Paid RBTBuild Skills. Build Confidence. Build a Career. At AB Spectrum, we believe therapy should feel meaningful, engaging, and funfor the children we serve and the people who work with them. We provide specialized ReggioABA therapy for children ages 16, combining evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with a child-led, play-based environment inspired by Reggio Emilia. As a Behavior Technician, you'll play an important role in helping children develop communication, social, independence, and daily living skills while building meaningful relationships along the way.
Your Role: Working under the supervision of a BCBA, you'll provide individualized, 1:1 ABA therapy and help children work toward meaningful developmental goals. Your day may include:
  • Teaching communication and language skills
  • Building social and play skills
  • Supporting independence and daily living skills
  • Working on feeding, toileting, and personal hygiene
  • Helping children navigate challenging moments
  • Collecting data and tracking progress
  • Following individualized treatment plans
  • Creating learning opportunities through play
  • Celebrating smalland bigmilestones
This is an active, hands-on position. You'll spend your day playing, moving, teaching, learning, and engaging with children rather than sitting behind a desk. Our ReggioABA approach encourages you to get involved, follow the child's interests, and turn everyday moments into opportunities for learning. AB Spectrum is an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse team that reflects the communities we serve.

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