Behavior Support Technician

adolescents, teaching essential skills through play-based activities.
• The goal of ABA therapy is to substitute challenging behaviors (like tantrums, aggression, noncompliance, and self-injury) with socially significant behaviors, including communication skills, play abilities, self-care, and increased independence.

Are you new to ABA?

ABA is a systematic and scientific approach where clinical team members apply their knowledge of behavior principles, environmental influences, and learning processes. Discover more about applied behavior analysis (ABA) and how its evidence-based practices benefit children and adolescents diagnosed with Autism and other developmental disabilities. We provide ongoing support and the chance to earn your Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification under a BCBA's oversight. This certification qualifies our technicians for a higher salary.

Why join our team:
• Receive attendance bonuses.
• Enjoy weekly one-on-one support from a BT Trainer.
• Participate in monthly BT training sessions.
• Learn through a Behavior Skills Training approach.
• Collaborate in a teamwork-oriented service model.
• Benefit from mileage reimbursement.
• Receive cell phone reimbursement.
• Experience ample opportunities for career progression and professional growth.

What skills will you develop:
• Understanding behavior functions and modification techniques.
• Implementing reinforcement strategies.
• Defining behaviors in measurable terms.
• Understanding components of a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP).
• Applying scientifically-backed intervention methods.
• Learning effective teaching strategies.
• Developing consultation skills.
• Understanding HIPAA regulations and compliance.
• Exhibiting professionalism and ethical standards.
• Performing electronic data collection.
• Utilizing Microsoft Office 365 and Excel effectively.

Who should apply:
• We are looking for energetic, patient, and empathetic candidates with strong communication, organization, and time management skills.
• Candidates who thrive in engaging children through play and social interaction, and are passionate about supporting individuals with developmental disabilities.
• Those who seek a fulfilling role that fosters significant improvements in the quality of life for the children we serve.

Roles and Responsibilities:
• Report to the Clinical Supervisor (BCBA assigned to the client's case).
• Engage in one-on-one sessions with clients.
• Implement strategies from the applied behavior analysis framework in accordance with the client’s behavior intervention plan.
• Regularly evaluate the client’s strengths in completing daily tasks and identify areas for improvement.
• Inform the clinical team of new behaviors observed.
• Document any significant changes in behavior.
• React appropriately to challenging behaviors exhibited by clients.
• Consistently perform data collection during sessions.
• Track client progress based on the goals set in the behavior intervention plan.
• Communicate any session cancellations promptly with the Scheduler and arrange make-up sessions.
• Adhere to all organizational policies and state/federal regulations.
• Regularly check and respond to the PBS Outlook email account.
• Participate in necessary team meetings.
• Complete required and ongoing paid training.
• Take on additional responsibilities as assigned by the Supervisor to meet client needs.

Qualifications:
• Must be willing to commute within a 15-20 mile radius of the work location.
• Open availability for at least 4 days during the week, including one weekend day if requested.
• Experience is preferred but not mandatory! (RBT certification is a plus).
• Minimum education requirement: high school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
• Experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities is preferred, but not a requirement.
• Excellent time management, communication, organization, and documentation skills are essential.
• Familiarity with or proficiency in Office 365 or other Microsoft Office applications is preferred.
• Must possess reliable transportation and a functioning cellular phone.
• New hires must pass a background check through the DOJ and FBI.

About PBX Steps:

PBX Steps is dedicated to enhancing support for individuals with special needs, particularly those with Autism and other developmental disabilities, who often face a scarcity of resources. We advocate for our clients by providing high-quality support from trained professionals and helping families manage the challenges of raising a child with developmental delays.

About the Company

PBX Steps was established to increase support for the special needs population, ensuring individuals with Autism and other developmental disabilities have access to resources that help them overcome barriers at home and within their community. We are committed to advocating for our clients, providing quality support with trained staff, and assisting families facing challenges in raising children with developmental delays.