The Behavior Technician / Registered Behavior Technician provides individualized, one-to-one support to adults with disabilities based on each person's service plan, interests, goals, and assessed needs. The role implements approved behavior support strategies under the direction of a supervising BCBA or another appropriately qualified clinician, and helps individuals build communication, social, coping, decision-making, and daily living skills. Support may include community participation, personal care, daily routines, and strategies that promote independence. The technician collects behavioral data and maintains accurate service notes, progress documentation, and required electronic visit verification records. The role follows individualized support plans, supervision requirements, agency policies, and applicable New Jersey DDD procedures; promptly reports incidents, safety concerns, and changes in needs; and communicates professionally with families and the individual's support team. Services are provided in individuals' homes and community settings throughout assigned service areas in New Jersey. Employees may work independently with an assigned individual while following required plans and supervision. Schedules, hours, duties, and locations depend on authorized services, support needs, and staffing arrangements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED