Registered Behavior Technician
behavioral connectionsNew Bedford (MA)
Registered Behavior Technician
Posted 23 days ago
behavioral connectionsNew Bedford (MA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Registered Behavior Technician Bridgewater & North Dartmouth, MA Center-Based Behavioral Connections is seeking Behavior Technicians to be our next Architects of Fun & Language at our clinics in Bridgewater and North Dartmouth, MA.We empower children with language. You'll be someone — with any amount of experience — who loves working with autistic children, learning about the science of Applied Behavior Analysis, and running around with an endless amount of energy and silliness. Been in the field for years? Great — we can't wait to see you in action. Just starting out? Also great — we can't wait to show you the ropes.
About You:
- You love working with autistic children
- You're curious about the science of Applied Behavior Analysis
- You like lots of support and ongoing training
- You thrive in a clinic, team-based setting
- You're focused on increasing language and behavior — not just decreasing "problem" behavior
Requirements:
- Be fun.
- College education not required but preferred
- Experience working with children is important — we can teach you ABA but it's harder to teach someone how to play with kids
- Not sure if you're qualified? Apply anyway. Some of our best employees have come from the strangest places.
Benefits:
Health, Dental, Vision Insurance Paid Time Off Paid training CEU reimbursement 401k Your birthday off — yes, really
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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