Pediatric ABA Technician — Outpatient School Setting

Cleveland Clinic; Rocky River (OH); On-site; USD 26,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Cleveland Clinic Children’s Lerner School for Autism in Rocky River seeks a Behavior Technician to join a multidisciplinary team. You will implement individualized ABA-based support plans to help autistic students develop essential skills and independence in an outpatient setting.

Under supervision of a Behavior Analyst, you will collect data, apply procedures, communicate with families, and participate in trainings to ensure high-quality care for children up to 21 years old.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree or six months ABA experience.
• 40‑hour coursework for Registered Behavior Technician (RBT).
• RBT competency assessment and exam within 30 days, or BCBA/BCaBA certification.
• Computer efficiency.
• Ability to build rapport with diverse patients.

Responsibilities

• Work under the clinical supervision of the Behavior Analyst to provide behavior‑analytic services to multiple patients with autism in an outpatient setting.
• Acquire baseline data and implement approved treatment plan using ABA neutrally and consistently.
• Implement discrete trial teaching procedures with varied patients.
• Apply reinforcement procedures effectively with clear, concise SDs.
• Utilize prompt fading, shaping, and chaining procedures.
• Assist in functional behavior assessments including record review and interviews.
• Communicate progress with parents and support home strategies.
• Participate in required supervision with the Outpatient Behavior Analyst.

Skills

ABA experience

Communication

Education

Associate’s Degree

BCBA/BCaBA Certification

RBT Certification

Job description

Cleveland Clinic Children’s Lerner School for Autism in Rocky River seeks a Behavior Technician to join a multidisciplinary team. You will implement individualized ABA-based support plans to help autistic students develop essential skills and independence in an outpatient setting.

Under supervision of a Behavior Analyst, you will collect data, apply procedures, communicate with families, and participate in trainings to ensure high-quality care for children up to 21 years old.