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ABA Dynamic

ABA Behavior Technician (RBT)

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What they do

A Behavior Analyst is a mental health professional focusing on applied behavior analysis. Usually requires a certification from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB).

$44,256 / year median in New York

+27% projected growth

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Looking for technicians in:
Brooklyn English:
11229
Mandarin:
11220
Queens English:
11355, 11423
Bronx English:
10456, 10459, 10462, 10466, 10801 (New Rochelle) Staten Island English (highly experienced): 10303, 10308
English:
10309 About the Role Join the ABA Dynamic team as a Home-Based Behavior Technician! We believe that the most meaningful progress happens where the child is most comfortable: at home. You will provide high-quality, 1-on-1 ABA therapy directly in the client's residence, working closely with families to create a supportive and joyful learning environment. This role is perfect for someone who is self-motivated, enjoys working in a personal setting, and is passionate about making a localized impact in the community.
Key Responsibilities Home-Based Therapy:
Deliver 1-on-1 ABA interventions in the client's home, focusing on communication, social skills, and daily living tasks (e.g., dressing, eating, hygiene).
Parent Collaboration:
Act as a professional bridge between the BCBA and the family, helping parents understand and implement strategies during daily routines.
Environment Adaptation:
Identify and utilize natural opportunities within the home (playroom, kitchen, backyard) to teach and generalize new skills.
Clinical Integrity:
Follow the specific behavior intervention plan (BIP) and skill acquisition goals precisely as written by the BCBA.
Remote Reporting:
Accurately log session notes and data via a mobile device immediately following each home visit.
Safety & Ethics:
Maintain a safe environment for the client and yourself, adhering to all trauma-informed safety protocols.