Behavior Therapist

Key Responsibilities

• Implement individualized ABA therapy plans under BCBA supervision to teach new skills in communication and socialization while reducing any challenging, injurious behaviors.
• Deliver play-based, child-centered therapy using the NDBI framework.
• Collect accurate session data to measure each client's progress toward treatment plan goals, and communicate progress with clinical supervisors.
• Assist BCBAs with assessment procedures (e.g., preference assessments and skill or behavior assessments) as directed.
• Comply with applicable supervision standards, including participating in scheduled BCBA supervision and completing all required supervision and session documentation.
• Obtain and maintain active Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification in good standing, including BACB supervision, renewal, and ethics requirements.
• Build positive relationships with children and families, providing caregivers with daily updates.
• Maintain a safe, organized and engaging therapy environment.

Qualifications

• Candidates who are not yet certified must complete ANNA's paid RBT training program (40-hour training, supervised competency assessment, and certification exam — all provided by ANNA at no cost) and obtain certification within the timeframe set by ANNA's onboarding policy.
• Certification must be maintained in good standing throughout employment.
• Passionate about working with children with Autism and eager to grow in the ABA field.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Degree in Psychology, Education, Child Development, or related field preferred (not required).
• Experience working with children preferred.
• Able to perform physically active tasks: sitting on the floor, crawling, running, lifting up to 50 lbs, and maintaining close proximity to clients during sessions.