Registered Behavior Technician - RBT (On the Job Training Provided)

Posted 3 days ago

chrysalisTremonton (UT)

Teaching Assistants, Special Education Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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$17.50-$19.25/hour

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About the role

Registered Behavior Technician Do you want to make a difference in the life of a child with autism? Do you want a fun job that is great for school? Are you looking for flexible part-time hours? We will provide on-the-job training and pay you to get certified as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT).To become an RBT, we will pay you to complete a 40-hour training in Applied Behavior Analysis. During training, you will be paid $15.75/hour. Once certified as an RBT, pay immediately increases to $17.50/hour. The range for an RBT position is $15.75-$19.25/hour. If you are already certified as an RBT, pay starts in the $17.50-$19.25/hour pay range.

Job Responsibilities:

Help children with autism in their home or in our clinic, with the oversight from Board Certified Behavior Analysts
Implement instructional programs, teach adaptive living skills, and implement behavior interventions
Collect data, complete session notes, and maintain communication with the Behavior Analyst regarding the child's needs

Requirements:

Minimum of least 18 years old
High school diploma or GEDPass a criminal background check
Pass a drug test
Possess the ability to speak, read and write effectively in English
Have reliable transportation

Complete the Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) training and obtain the Registered Behavior Technician RBT credential from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board within 90 days of hire.

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