ABA Therapy Behavior Technician

Basics LLC

ABA Therapy Behavior Technician

Washington, DC
Part Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Benefits:

    Outings

    Paid Travel Time

    Sick Leave

    Paid time off

    Training & development

    Tuition assistance

    Position Summary:

    Provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in client homes throughout the DC area. Runs goals created by a certified behavior analyst and teaches skills related to language acquisition, behavior, social skills, and daily living skills.

    Company Summary

    Vision Statement:

    At Beyond the BASICS, we are committed to providing behavior analytic services in a manner that is trauma-formed and kind through public speaking and direct therapy while ensuring we are always innovative, ethical, and excellent. We know Black Lives Matter, Queer Lives Matter, and Autistic voices Matter and will also strive to honor those truths.

    Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

    Conduct ABA sessions with primarily Autistic clients in-home, in schools, and community for clients between the ages of 2 and 26.

    Implement written interventions with individual, specific goals written by the BCBA (examples might include toileting, behavior management, one step directions, asserting “no”).

    Collect plus/minus data on correct answers and write simple session summaries at every session.

    Communicate with and coach family members and home service providers on the implementation of behavioral interventions and goals directed by the BCBA.

    Provide emergency response and crisis intervention as needed.

    Administrative duties may include creating content, online training, making materials, and other tasks as assigned.

    Maintain confidential knowledge of students and their families (HIPAA).

    Travel to sessions through the DC area.

    Other duties as directed by management.

    Availability Requirements:

    Weekday availability (Monday through Friday) 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm for 2.5 to 3 hour sessions.

    Available at least one weekend day for a 3 hour session.

    Available from 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm every 8 weeks on a Tuesday for the Team Meeting

    Education and Experience:

    High school diploma required.

    RBT Certification preferred

    1 year experience working in ABA prefered

    Language Skills:

    Must speak and understand English.

    Physical requirements:

    Must be able to sit and stand up from the floor.

    Must be able to run after a client.

    Technical Requirements:

    Must have a cell phone with texting ability and access to the internet for daily email use.

    Must be able to respond to messages within 2 hours.

    Must have working knowledge of G-suites (Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Meet)

    Other Skills:

    Must be able to work remotely outside of an office without co-workers on a daily basis.

    Be receptive to feedback (during and after supervisions) and be able to implement it in multiple settings.

    What is ABA?:

    ABA is a type of therapy that uses observable and measurable methods to teach skills. We break down skills into small steps and teach them one by one. We work under the model that behavior is motivated by escape, access, attention, or self stimulation, and we track the consequence history to determine how we will reward the behaviors we are teaching with that motivation in mind so the child can get their need met. Each goal is written clearly and appears on a tablet and the therapist runs it and marks plus or minus in an app. A therapist may run 60 small goals a session. Our company works hand in hand with the client to ensure we aren't manipulating them, but instead supporting them in their growth. This is not a job where you kick your feet up and relax—expect to be moving! It is fun, fast paced, you see change in students every day, and you’ll never be bored!

    EEO Statement:

    It is a core value at BASICS ABA Therapy that we provide equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics. In addition to these legal obligations, we also protect marital status, sexual orientation, neurodivergent status, and gender identity.