Behavioral Health Technician with 40 Hours Training Completed

About the role

Channel Behavioral Care, LLC (DBA: Channel ABA) is seeking passionate, growth-oriented RBTs/BHTs and aspiring behavior analysts who want to make a meaningful impact while building a long-term career in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). We provide structured support, mentorship, and advancement opportunities to help you reach the next level.

Responsibilities

• Deliver 1:1 ABA therapy across home, school, clinic, and community settings
• Implement individualized treatment plans developed by a supervising BCBA
• Teach communication, social, adaptive, and daily living skills
• Support behavior reduction and skill acquisition using trauma-informed, assent-based care
• Collect accurate data and complete clinical documentation (e.g., session notes, progress updates)
• Collaborate with BCBAs and the clinical team to ensure high-quality care
• Build professional, supportive relationships with families
• Participate in supervision, IBHS-required meetings, and ongoing training

Career Growth Pathway

Entry-Level / RBT-BHT

• Paid training (if applicable) + competency-based onboarding
• Ongoing supervision and clinical coaching
• IBHS-compliant training and development

BCBA Intern Opportunities

• For staff enrolled in ABA coursework: Fieldwork supervision aligned with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board requirements
• Hands-on experience with:
• Assessments (e.g., FBAs)
• Treatment plan development
• Caregiver training
• Clinical decision-making
• Mentorship in ethical, assent-based ABA practices

BCBA Career Track

• Clear internal promotion pathway to BCBA roles
• Leadership development opportunities
• Involvement in program development and clinical innovation
• Opportunities to specialize (e.g., severe behavior, caregiver training, systems development)

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Completion of 40-hour RBT Training through an approved course sequence
• BHT qualifications in accordance with Pennsylvania IBHS regulations
• Ability to work with children with autism or behavioral health needs
• Reliable transportation

Preferred

• RBT Certification
• Experience in ABA or working with children
• Enrollment in or plans to pursue ABA coursework (for internship track)
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

What Makes Channel ABA Different

• Career ladder built into the role (not an afterthought)
• Strong focus on assent-based, trauma-informed care
• Hands-on mentorship, not just supervision
• Leadership that understands both clinical excellence and real-world implementation
• Opportunities to be part of program development in a growing organization
• Emphasis on professional development. Channel ABA is an ACE Provider, so RBT staff will have access to PDU opportunities to align with the BACB's new training guidelines for RBTs.

Compliance & Professional Standards

• Implementation of services in accordance with Pennsylvania IBHS regulations
• Adherence to ethical standards set by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board
• Completion of required clearances and training before beginning client-facing services, including:
  • PA Child Abuse Clearance
  • PA Criminal Background Check
  • FBI Fingerprints through the Department of Human Services
  • Mandated Reporter Training (Act 31)
  • CPR/First Aid Certification
  • Completion of Act 24: Arrest and Conviction Disclosure Form
  • Completion of ACT 168: Sexual Misconduct Child Abuse Disclosure Form (Completed for each current and former employer)
  • TB Test
  • Health Appraisal
  • Participation in required supervision and monthly meetings

Physical & Environmental Requirements

• Ability to actively engage in sessions (play, movement, floor work)
• Ability to respond safely to challenging behaviors (e.g., elopement, aggression)
• Ability to lift (up to 25–50 lbs), bend, kneel, and move quickly as needed
• Ability to work in various service settings

Our Clinical Philosophy

• Preserving client dignity and assent
• Teaching meaningful, functional skills
• Reducing reliance on restrictive or compliance-based practices
• Partnering with families in a respectful and supportive way