Lead Behavior Technician

The Center for Children•Farmington, CT

6h•$21 - $26•Hybrid

About The Position

CCSN Behavioral Health is seeking a Masters level ABA student to fulfill the position of Lead Behavior Technician. This position is a part-time 29 hours per week role that offers supervised fieldwork and opportunity to attain unrestricted hours while working towards BACB certification. CCSN's hours of operation are 7:45am - 6:15pm M-F and Saturday 8:00am - 2:30pm. Candidates must be available until 6pm at least 3 days per week and on Saturdays. Lead Behavior Technicians (LBTs) receive ongoing supervision and training support from licensed behavior analysts through individual on-the-floor coaching with assigned caseload (restricted hours) and also from senior level behavior analysts for supervised fieldwork (unrestricted hours) for clinical activities towards BACB credentialing. The CCSN Behavioral Health ABA Clinic is based in Westbrook, Glastonbury, and Farmington, CT and utilizes a center- and community-based model to deliver empirically supported ABA services to children with autism and related neurodevelopmental disorders.

Requirements

Masters level ABA student
Completed at least one semester of a Masters level course in behavior analysis
Actively pursuing completion of the degree to become a behavior analyst
Available until 6pm at least 3 days per week and on Saturdays
Physical demands associated with this position include extensive walking, standing for approximately 80% of the day.
Active with patients, including sitting, and getting up from the floor, sit/play on the floor for extended periods of time.
Ability to complete skills required for Physical Management Techniques (PMT) to safely support patients.
Be able to lift 40 pounds without assistance.
Operating and working on a laptop, keyboard and/or iPad.
Be physically present at the assigned job location.

Nice To Haves

Credentialed as a Registered Behavior Technician ©

Responsibilities

Direct coaching and training of behavior technicians using behavior skills training
Conduct criterion referenced assessments (VB-MAPP, AFLS, ABLLS) with oversight of a BCBA
Implement BT group training weekly
Act as a member of the clinical team and support BCBA team in day to day clinical operations to support the clinic
Carry a caseload and work directly with assigned patients
Implementation of ABA-based programming (e.g., direct instruction, daily living skills support, functional communication protocols)
Modeling to support family training
Data collection, graphing, and progress note reporting.
Comfortable using computer and application-based technology for data collection, entry, graphing, and note taking during sessions.