Clinic Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

Golden Steps ABA•Nashville, TN

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Golden Steps ABA is seeking a Clinic Registered Behavior Technician to provide applied behavior analysis therapy to early learners and young adults with autism in a clinic setting. The role involves conducting one-to-one teaching sessions and implementing behavioral interventions and individualized treatment plans for patients ages 2 to 21. RBTs receive BCBA supervision for at least 10% of services provided and collaborate with BCBAs, other RBTs, and families as needed. Golden Steps ABA describes itself as an employee-centric organization focused on ABA excellence, inclusion, team connection, and professional growth. The company offers flexible hours and the ability to develop a schedule intended to support work-life balance, along with mentorship, paid training, RBT training, tuition and university discounts, and career development opportunities. Benefits listed include PTO, paid sick leave, health, dental, and vision coverage, and a 401(k) with matching.

Requirements

High school degree.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Willingness to undergo a background check.
Reliable car and driver's license for commuting to and from the clinic.
Must be able to lift up to 35 pounds.
Must be able to bend and squat for up to an hour per day and perform fine and gross motor activities, including bending, kneeling, squatting, sitting at floor level or in a chair, and standing for periods of time.

Nice To Haves

Six months of experience as an ABA therapist or one year working with children with disabilities or autism is preferred, but not required.
Experience as a nanny, teacher, teacher assistant, paraprofessional, special education teacher, early childhood education provider, daycare teacher, or psychology degree holder is identified as potentially supporting a successful transition into the RBT role.

Responsibilities

Conduct one-to-one ABA therapy teaching sessions in the clinic with early learners and young adults with autism.
Implement behavioral interventions and individualized treatment plans for children ages 2 to 21.
Participate in BCBA trainings, team meetings, client observations, and parent training as needed.
Communicate openly with the BCBA and other RBT team members about treatment delivery.
Receive BCBA supervision for at least 10% of services provided.
Maintain professional boundaries with child patients and other RBTs in accordance with BACB guidance.
Enter daily data and all trials used for each pediatric patient and targeted program.
Remain available for BCBA-required supervision sessions, phone conferences, and team meetings.
Perform other duties as assigned.