Clinic-Based ABA Technician - 1:1 Support

Behavioral Health Network, Inc (BHN); Springfield (MA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Purpose-Driven Work

Professional Growth

Supportive Team Culture

Stability & Opportunity

Comprehensive Benefits

Job summary

Behavioral Health Network (BHN) is seeking a Clinic-Based Behavior Technician to join our ABA team in Western Massachusetts, with a focus on 1:1 teaching for children and youth. Under supervision of a Behavior Analyst, you will support treatment plans and coach families to reinforce skills in home and community settings.

Qualifications include a High School Degree, at least one year of experience with children, strong communication, a valid driver's license, and being 21 or older.

Qualifications

• High School Degree with at least one year's experience working with children.
• Strong communication skills and a desire to support others.
• Knowledge of ABA principles and behavior intervention planning (preferred)

Responsibilities

• Provide direct ABA-based instruction and behavior supports to enrolled youth
• Implement treatment plans developed by a supervising Behavior Analyst
• Coach parents/caregivers on strategies to reinforce behavioral goals
• Monitor and document youth progress toward treatment plan goal
• Participate in team meetings, including Care Planning Team (CPT) meetings
• Maintain contact with care providers, such as outpatient therapists or ICC teams
• Complete timely and accurate documentation of service delivery and progress
• Maintain productivity targets and compliance with agency standards

Skills

Strong communication

ABA principles

Child support

Education

High School Diploma

Job description

Behavioral Health Network (BHN) is seeking a Clinic-Based Behavior Technician to join our ABA team in Western Massachusetts, with a focus on 1:1 teaching for children and youth. Under supervision of a Behavior Analyst, you will support treatment plans and coach families to reinforce skills in home and community settings.

Qualifications include a High School Degree, at least one year of experience with children, strong communication, a valid driver's license, and being 21 or older.