Behavior Technician

The Behavior Technician is responsible for working directly with children who have autism in their home. Implementing evidence-based intervention strategies as outlined by the client's Individual Treatment Plan (ITP). Records data according to the ITP. Reports issues and/or concerns relating to family, client, or team to the supervisor and reports progress and/or concerns to the Consultant. Daily Requirements: Follow the rotation and/or individualized schedule. The rotation may include: PRT, DTI, arts and crafts, cooperative play, breaks outside activities, community outings, functional toy play, story time, circle time, socialization, manipulatives, puzzles, meals, free play, self-help skills Weekly Requirements: Work between 20 and 25 hours per week in the client's home. Work towards all program goals on the client's data form during each session unless otherwise specified by the Lead Behavior Technician and/or Consultant