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Behavior Technician
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Instinct Behavior Analysis
Long Beach, CA (In Person)
$49,920 Salary, Part-Time
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Job Summary We are looking for a compassionate, reliable, and energetic Behavior Technician to provide direct support to children and adolescents receiving ABA services. The Behavior Technician will work one-on-one with clients in home, school, community, or clinic settings under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This role is a great fit for someone who enjoys working with children, is patient, dependable, and interested in making a meaningful difference in the lives of families. The Behavior Technician will work closely with a Case Manager and BCBA, demonstrating initiative, professionalism, and strong communication skills to support students' social-emotional and behavioral development within their environment. Responsibilities Implement behavior intervention plans and proactive behavioral strategies within home, school, or community settings. Provide hands-on modeling, coaching, and feedback to classroom staff on the implementation of behavioral strategies and supports. Collaborate with staff to modify routines, and expectations to reduce challenging behaviors and increase engagement. Observe student behavior and classroom dynamics to inform strategy adjustments and intervention planning. Collect and document behavioral data to monitor student progress and support clinical decision-making. Work collaboratively with the Case Manager and BCBA to ensure consistent implementation of behavior plans across settings. Assist in supporting children with emotional regulation, transitions, peer interactions, etc. Participate in ongoing training, supervision, and professional development related to behavioral intervention, classroom management, and early childhood development. Maintain accurate documentation in compliance with agency and confidentiality standards. Qualifications Prior experience working with young children in educational or behavioral settings, preferably home, school, community, or clinic settings. Experience or familiarity with behavior intervention strategies and principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Strong communication and interpersonal skills , with the ability to provide feedback and collaborate effectively with classroom staff. Comfortable taking initiative, modeling strategies, and working hands-on alongside teachers and support staff. Ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team, including Case Managers and BCBAs. Experience with data collection and documentation is preferred. Professional, compassionate, and supportive approach when working with children, families, and educators. High school diploma or equivalent required; additional coursework or certifications in behavior analysis, special education, or early childhood education are a plus.