RBT

ACES MANAGEMENT•Thousand Palms, CA

5d•$24 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

The Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) provides direct behavioral services and individualized support to individuals with developmental disabilities residing in an Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home (EBSH). Under the supervision of a qualified behavior analyst or other authorized clinical supervisor, the RBT implements evidence-based behavior intervention strategies, supports individualized treatment goals, and assists in developing functional living skills. The RBT collaborates with the clinical team, home administrator, and Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) to promote positive behavioral outcomes, increase independence, reduce barriers to participation, and maintain a safe, structured, person-centered residential environment. The role requires consistent implementation of approved behavior support plans, accurate data collection, and professional communication about behavioral progress and concerns.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, or the education level required by applicable RBT certification standards and employer policy.
Active Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), maintained in good standing.
Understanding of applied behavior analysis (ABA), reinforcement procedures, skill acquisition, behavior reduction, and implementation of individualized behavior intervention plans.
Ability to collect objective behavioral data, maintain accurate records, and complete clinical documentation within required timelines.
Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to collaborate professionally with clinical supervisors, DSPs, administrators, and other authorized team members.
Ability to recognize escalating behavior, follow approved crisis prevention protocols, and respond appropriately within the limits of training and authorization.
Successful completion of applicable background checks, fingerprinting, and required program clearances.
Completion of required agency orientation, safety training, and any additional certifications or competency requirements applicable to the assigned program.
Valid California Driver’s License, acceptable driving record, and current automobile insurance if driving is an essential function of the position.
Demonstrated reliability, punctuality, organization, and ability to follow clinical direction and established treatment protocols.

Nice To Haves

One to two years of experience providing behavioral services to individuals with developmental disabilities; residential or enhanced behavioral support experience is a plus.
Experience working in an Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home (EBSH), Community Crisis Home (CCH), or another residential program supporting individuals with complex behavioral needs.
Experience implementing behavior intervention plans and collecting behavioral data in residential environments.
Familiarity with person-centered planning, individualized support goals, and interdisciplinary care coordination.
Current CPR and First Aid certification, or ability to obtain certification within the required timeframe.
Experience providing staff communication and behavioral support guidance under the direction of a qualified clinical supervisor.

Responsibilities

Implement individualized behavior intervention plans and skill acquisition programs as directed by the supervising behavior analyst or authorized clinical supervisor.
Collect, record, and maintain accurate data on target behaviors, skill acquisition, interventions, and individual progress according to established protocols.
Support development of communication, social, adaptive, self-help, and functional living skills while implementing approved strategies to reduce challenging behaviors.
Recognize behavioral triggers, use approved proactive and de-escalation strategies within the scope of training, and follow established crisis response and emergency procedures.
Collaborate with the clinical team to implement relevant Individual Support Plan (ISP) objectives and behavior treatment goals within assigned responsibilities.
Coordinate with DSPs, home administrators, and clinical supervisors to promote consistent implementation of behavioral strategies across shifts and daily routines.
Complete timely and objective session notes, behavior data sheets, progress documentation, and incident reports as required by agency procedures.
Integrate behavioral teaching strategies into daily routines, personal care activities, recreational opportunities, and community participation as authorized by the treatment plan.
Report significant behavioral changes, safety concerns, barriers to treatment, and observed patterns to the supervising clinician and designated leadership.
Maintain confidentiality, respect individual rights and dignity, establish appropriate professional boundaries, and follow the RBT Ethics Code and applicable agency policies.
Participate in required supervision, competency assessments, team meetings, and ongoing professional development to maintain RBT certification and service quality.
Follow applicable emergency procedures, mandated reporting obligations, agency policies, and relevant licensing and regulatory requirements.