Behavior Technician - Flexible Hours & ABA Growth

Northeast Family Services; Chicopee (MA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 37,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

RBT training and credential support

Two-year fieldwork supervision for BCB

Hands-on clinical supervision

Monthly professional development

Tuition reimbursement

Flexible schedule

Job summary

Northeast Family Services is seeking a Behavior Technician to join our growing team in Massachusetts on a part-time, fee-for-service basis. The role implements behavior support plans and delivers ABA-based instruction under the direction of a supervising BCBA.

You will monitor client behavior, collect data, and share findings with the BCBA. Collaboration with families is essential to support meaningful changes in behavior.

Qualifications

• Must have a high school diploma or GED and 2+ years experience working with persons with developmental disabilities, children, adolescents, or families.
• Associates or higher in a related field with 12 months experience in similar settings.
• BACB Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification with 12 months experience.

Responsibilities

• Implement clients’ behavior support plans to decrease problematic behavior and provide ABA-based instruction.
• Monitor and data-collect client behavior and report data to supervising BCBA.
• Collaborate with supervising BCBA and client family to support meaningful behavior changes.

Education

High school diploma or GED + 24 months experience with developmental disabilities

Associate degree or higher in human/social/educational services or related field + 12 months experience

RBT Certification with 12 months experience

Job description

Northeast Family Services is seeking a Behavior Technician to join our growing team in Massachusetts on a part-time, fee-for-service basis. The role implements behavior support plans and delivers ABA-based instruction under the direction of a supervising BCBA.

You will monitor client behavior, collect data, and share findings with the BCBA. Collaboration with families is essential to support meaningful changes in behavior.