Behavior Technician- RBT Preferred

Advocates•Franklin, MA

About The Position

The Behavior Technician implements applied behavior analysis educational and treatment programs for individual clients aged 1 to 22 in their homes, an ABA Center, and the community. The work is performed under the direction of the clinical team, with direct supervision and support from a Behavior Analyst to promote client independence across functional skills. The technician collects and manages data using prescribed measurement systems and participates as a member of each client’s treatment team. Advocates is a nonprofit, mission-driven organization providing comprehensive services to people facing developmental, mental health, or other life challenges. Its person-centered approach emphasizes choice, independence, respect, compassion, and inclusion. The organization aims to foster a supportive and welcoming culture where employees can grow and thrive.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED is required.
Must successfully pass background checks.
Must have a valid driver’s license, safe driving record, automobile insurance, and access to an insured vehicle for transport as directed and when needed.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree and/or RBT credential preferred.
An associate’s degree (60+ credit hours) is an alternate qualification.
A high school diploma or GED with at least 6 months of relevant experience is an alternate qualification.

Responsibilities

Enhance the lives of clients through positive approaches that account for individual needs and learning styles.
Follow approved treatment plans and assist at the level needed to meet treatment goals, consulting with the Behavior Analyst.
Assist with training and orienting new staff, and provide coworkers with positive, constructive feedback.
Collect accurate data across program activities, including toileting, discrete trial instruction, behavior, natural environment activities, and client records.
Participate in developing individualized plans as appropriate, follow those plans, and actively participate in meetings.
Work one-on-one with a child with special healthcare needs in an ABA Center, client home, or community setting.
Meet with the Behavior Analyst to review family concerns, scheduling issues, and treatment-plan administration.
Implement instructional strategies consistently and accurately as prescribed by the Behavior Analyst.
Communicate changes in a client’s medical, physical, or other status to the guardian and clinical team.
Implement teaching programs in a positive, supportive, and proactive manner.
Implement all aspects of the child’s Treatment Plan, including self-care and toilet-training programming, and support the client and family with that programming.