Registered Behavior Technician
About The Position
The Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey is seeking a compassionate and professional Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) to support adults with disabilities ages 21 and up who work, participate in recreational activities and social events, and/or reside within its programs. The RBT provides direct support to clients in vocational, residential, and community-based settings. Under the guidance of a BCBA, the RBT implements individualized strategies that promote independence, social integration, skill development, and quality of life. The role calls for flexibility, patience, professionalism, and a commitment to helping adults with disabilities lead fulfilling lives. The RBT works as part of a team and receives required BCBA supervision. The employee must successfully complete and demonstrate proficiency in all required training, maintain dependable attendance, and complete documentation accurately and promptly. Employment is subject to required background and registry checks, drug screening, and the stated vaccination or exemption criteria.
Requirements
- RBT certification.
- At least a high school education.
- One year of experience.
- Valid New Jersey driver’s license and clean driving record.
- Submit to a criminal background check and be determined not disqualified by the Department of Human Services before hire.
- Have their name checked against the Central Registry of Offenders Against Individuals with Developmental Disabilities.
- Submit to and pass pre-employment drug testing as required by the Stephen Komninos Law, and submit to random and for-cause drug testing.
- Apply to have their name checked against the Child Abuse Registry Information (CARI).
- Be vaccinated for COVID-19 or meet criteria under both DHS and CDC guidelines.
- Demonstrate understanding of inclusion, compassion, and problem-solving with individuals with disabilities and their families.
- Demonstrate compassion, patience, and enthusiasm for working with adults with disabilities.
- Be reliable and professional, and remain open to ongoing supervision and feedback.
- Commit to ethical practice, confidentiality, and adherence to the RBT Code of Ethics.
- Ability to support clients in residential, vocational, recreational, and community environments.
- Strong interpersonal skills to build rapport with clients, families, and colleagues.
- Partner effectively with team members to provide comprehensive, person-centered support.
Responsibilities
- Implement instructional and behavioral strategies to develop daily living, vocational, communication, and social skills in individualized and group settings.
- Carry out behavior support plans developed by the supervising BCBA, using proactive, person-centered approaches that encourage independence and dignity.
- Collect and record accurate session and activity data to monitor progress, guide treatment adjustments, and maintain accountability.
- Support clients in community settings, workplaces, recreational activities, and social events to promote participation and belonging.
- Communicate professionally and supportively with families and guardians, providing updates as directed by the BCBA.
- Collaborate with BCBAs, residential and vocational staff, and interdisciplinary professionals to support client success.
- Support clients in maintaining safe environments and assist with personal care as needed while promoting respect and dignity.
- Participate in required BCBA supervision and professional development opportunities.
- Maintain consistent attendance and punctuality.
- Complete session notes, data collection, and progress reports accurately and promptly.
- Cooperate with the licensee and Department of Human Services staff during inspections, inquiries, or investigations.
- Complete and demonstrate proficiency in all required training.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
