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12013 - School-Based Behavioral Technician
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A Behavior Analyst is a mental health professional focusing on applied behavior analysis. Usually requires a certification from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB).
$43,225 / year median in California
+32% projected growth
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12013 - School-Based Behavioral Technician Ro Health - 3.9 Alameda, CA Job Details Part-time | Full-time $21 - $28 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Commuter assistance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Professional development assistance Flexible schedule Referral program Qualifications School experience Experience working with individuals with disabilities High school diploma or GED Working with students Associate's degree Full Job Description Are you passionate about supporting students with behavioral needs in their efforts to succeed and thrive? Ro Health is hiring qualified Behavior Technicians to work in schools for the 26-27 academic school year! This role focuses on providing behavioral support, specifically leveraging Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) strategies and technique, in a school setting, with students ranging from pre-K to high school. It is highly beneficial if you have previous experience supporting students with special needs and have worked in a 1:1 or 1:multiple environment; however, it is not a requirement as we have many entry level positions for those seeking to kick-start their career in the field of behavioral health. Our Behavior Technicians, also known as providers, are assigned to cases as either 1:1 supports, or as a general classroom aide. For 1:1 support, you would be going to each class with your student to provide behavioral and educational support throughout the day. 1:1 supporters are responsible to ensure their student is on task and working towards their behavioral goals. For general classroom support, providers are assigned to work with a single teacher or classroom. In this role, providers will deliver support wherever they are needed most by the teacher. Typically, each day looks different in this position, and you may be working with several different students throughout your day.