Behavioral Technician

Sevita•Belleville, MI

19h•Onsite

About The Position

NeuroRestorative, a part of the Sevita family, provides rehabilitation services for people of all ages with brain, spinal cord and medically complex injuries, illnesses and other challenges. In a variety of locations and community-based settings, they offer a range of programs, including vocational and therapy programs, day treatments, and specialized services for infants, children, adolescents, Military Service Members and Veterans. The Behavior Technician (BT) works under the direct supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to support clients with traumatic brain injuries who display behavioral, emotional, and cognitive needs. The BT assists with implementing behavior support plans, promoting healthy behavior practices, facilitating environmental enrichment, conducting healthy behavior observations, and performing scheduled skill acquisition sessions. This position plays a vital role in ensuring BCBA-developed clinical strategies are consistently carried out during the afternoon and evening hours.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent required
At least one year of experience in behavioral health, TBI support, or related settings.
Ability to collect accurate data and follow structured intervention plans.
Strong communication skills and professionalism under pressure.
Current CPR/First Aid Certification as required
Valid driver’s license in good standing.
Car registration and vehicle insurance if providing transportation for individuals receiving services.
Travel as needed

Nice To Haves

Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in psychology, social work, human services, or related field is preferred
Preferred experience in related field

Responsibilities

Implement individualized behavior support plans as directed by the BCBA.
Model and reinforce pro-social, adaptive, and trauma-informed behavioral practices.
Utilize appropriate de-escalation strategies during emotional or behavioral escalations.
Promote and support daily routines such as personal hygiene, hydration, physical activity, skill practice, coping strategies, and healthy social engagement.
Provide coaching related to emotional regulation, coping tools, and independence-based activities.
Facilitate structured and meaningful activities including sensory, recreational, cognitive-stimulation, and life-skills enrichment.
Adjust environmental factors to reduce behavioral triggers and enhance comfort and engagement.
Conduct regular observation periods during the 2 PM–10 PM shift.
Collect accurate, objective behavioral data and monitor engagement in healthy behavior practices.
Document antecedents, behaviors, consequences, and environmental variables to support BCBA treatment planning.
Provide coaching and feedback to direct care staff.
Complete skill acquisition training sessions 1–2 times per week for clients identified as needing these supports.
Implement BCBA-designed skill acquisition programs focused on functional skills, daily living skills, coping strategies, or communication skills.
Record detailed session notes, progress data, and any barriers to acquisition.
Ensure skill acquisition activities occur during the assigned shift for consistency.
Maintain regular communication with the BCBA regarding client progress, challenges, and any observed changes in behavior.
Participate in team debriefings, training, and clinical meetings as required.
Provide clear handoff communication at the end of each shift.
Follow all agency, state, and federal regulations regarding safety, documentation, and client rights.
Support crisis plans and behavior interventions as trained.
Maintain confidentiality and adhere to ethical standards at all times.