Behavioral Technician II: ABA Support for Students

Hawaii State Department of Education; Hawaii; On-site; USD 49,000 - 53,000; Full time

Job summary

Hawaii State Department of Education seeks Behavioral Technician II to support students with autism and developmental needs under ABA and IEP guidelines. The role emphasizes implementing ABA programs, supporting communication and social skills, and documenting progress in collaboration with licensed professionals.

The position requires meeting education prerequisites, including high school diploma/GED, college credits, and ParaPro certification.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• At least 48 college credits, with 3 math and 3 English credits.
• AA or AS degree or higher acceptable.
• ParaPro Assessment completed or eligible.

Responsibilities

• Implements ABA program and BIP with fidelity for students with challenging behavior.
• Builds rapport and social interaction by pairing as a supportive figure.
• Promotes replacement behaviors and fades prompts to support independence.
• Provides access to reinforcers to increase appropriate behaviors.
• Oversees independent study and small group instruction per plan.
• Assists and accompanies students off campus for instructional programs.
• Collects and maintains behavioral data (ABA, ABC, frequency, duration).
• Delivers evidence-based instructional support per IEP/ABA programs.
• Reports student progress and recommendations to supervisors and teachers.
• Participates in meetings and trainings to stay current with methods.

Education

High school diploma or GED

48 credits from college courses (math & English)

AA/AS degree or higher

ParaPro Assessment

Job description

Hawaii State Department of Education seeks Behavioral Technician II to support students with autism and developmental needs under ABA and IEP guidelines. The role emphasizes implementing ABA programs, supporting communication and social skills, and documenting progress in collaboration with licensed professionals.

The position requires meeting education prerequisites, including high school diploma/GED, college credits, and ParaPro certification.