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Hiawatha Behavioral Health

Applied Behavior Analysis 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).

$35,154 / year median in Michigan

+26% projected growth

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Job Description

The ideal candidate will have the following responsibilities: Works directly with persons receiving mental health services to provide Applied Behavioral Analysis and other treatment associated with Autism. Will assist, guide, and teach persons receiving mental health services or their family members training programs designed to build skills. Responsible for implementing behavioral intervention strategies designed by the psychologist/BCBA in the home and/or community. Conduct formal observations, and collect data working under the clinical direction/supervision of the psychologist, BCBA or Behavioral Support Supervisor. Train parents/guardian/staff in the implementation of behavioral strategies, including applied behavioral analysis. To be successful, this candidate must have 1. High School Diploma or equivalent and must be able to provide proof. 2. Six months experience working with adults and/or children diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Mental Illness, or Severe Emotional Disorders. 3. Must display good observation and judgment skills. 4. Must complete Relias and other associated ABA training by the end of three (3) months of employment in the position. 5. Demonstrated ability to understand and communicate written and verbal information; write reports, clinical correspondence and procedure manuals; effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of employees, families or persons served, and the general public; perform a latitude of projects at one time and be accountable for continued progress; meet rigid deadlines and perform quality work in an efficient manner; and work cooperatively with agency employees, persons served, and the general public. 6. Basic computer skills necessary, with experience utilizing Microsoft Word and Outlook programs. 7. Appointment is subject to driver's license and criminal background check. Must be at least 18 years of age, maintain a working telephone, possess a valid driver's license, and provide own transportation.
Pay:
$16.04 - $23.83 per hour
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance