Behavior Technician

360 Behavioral Health•Modesto, CA

About The Position

360 Behavioral Health is hiring a Behavior Technician to provide meaningful, individualized support to children and teens with autism and other developmental disabilities. The role begins part-time, with the possibility of expanding to full-time hours depending on center needs and the employee’s availability. The company aims to match employees with clients near their homes and reimburses mileage if the first client is more than 20 miles away. Mileage and phone expenses are also reimbursed. Paid training, structured career pathways, a consistent schedule, and collaborative team activities are offered.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • A genuine passion for helping children and teens grow.
  • Reliable transportation.
  • Commitment to at least 15 scheduled therapy hours per week.

Responsibilities

  • Provide 1:1 support to children and teens with autism and other developmental disabilities, including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, ADHD, and OCD.
  • Implement individualized ABA treatment plans under BCBA supervision to teach skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and improve clients’ quality of life.
  • Commit to at least 15 scheduled therapy hours per week.
  • Collect and record data to track client progress and guide next steps.
  • Use structured activities and interactive approaches to support clients’ learning and growth.
  • Collaborate with supervisors, families, and colleagues to achieve positive outcomes.
  • Follow HIPAA requirements, mandated-reporting obligations, and company policies.

Benefits

  • Paid training
  • Structured career pathways and opportunities for growth and leadership
  • Consistent schedule
  • Mileage reimbursement
  • Phone expense reimbursement
  • Additional $2 per hour for weekend shifts
  • Additional $5 per hour for company-observed holidays
  • Center activities, team-building events, spirit weeks, and friendly competitions
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