Role OverviewThe Behavior Technician/RBT supports students across academic, behavioral, social, emotional, vocational, and community-based settings. This includes classrooms, individual and small-group instruction, transitions, social activities, vocational experiences, community programming, field trips, and other school-sponsored activities. Working under the direction of administrators and Behavior Analysts, the Behavior Technician/RBT helps students increase academic engagement, develop positive behaviors and social skills, strengthen independence, and successfully participate in their school and community.
What You Will Do
Works directly with students throughout the school day, including academics, behavioral programming, social engagement, transitions, vocational experiences, and community-based activities. Implements behavioral strategies and individualized student programming under the direction of Behavior Analysts and administrators. Promotes positive behavior, social development, self-regulation, independence, and appropriate interactions with peers and adults.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate understands that this position extends beyond behavioral intervention. The Behavior Technician/RBT is an active member of the educational team who supports the whole student throughout the entire school day, helping students achieve greater academic, behavioral, social, and community success. Demonstrates strong relationship-building skills, a commitment to student growth, and the ability to collaborate effectively with teachers and multidisciplinary educational teams.
Requirements
- Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) credential strongly preferred
- High School graduate with two years of related experience
- Bachelor’s Degree in related field preferred
- Eligible for ‘V’ endorsement for CT license (without restriction)
- Completes RBT certification from the BACB within 10 months of hire date
- Completes all components of ACES Safety Management Training within six months of hire
Benefits
- Transportation responsibilities may be available
- Supports students across academic, behavioral, social, emotional, vocational, and community-based settings
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