Lead RBT

Position Summary

The Lead, Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is responsible for the direct implementation of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) programming with clients at Westside Children’s Therapy, under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Providing predominantly play-based therapy, the RBT will support Westside clients in the development of a wide variety of skills.

Essential Functions

• Serve as a mentor and clinical resource to new and existing ABA team members.
• Collaborate with Regional ABA Trainers to support the onboarding and ongoing training of RBTs within the clinic.
• Conduct audits of RBT SOAP notes to ensure documentation is completed and converted within 48 hours, escalating any outstanding items to the Clinic ABA Director.
• Communicate RBT questions, concerns, and support needs to the Clinic ABA Director.
• Persist in partnership with BCBAs to promote collaboration, professional growth, and positive team morale.
• Implement direct therapy services for assigned clients in accordance with programming written by the BCBA.
• Actively participate in supervision with BCBAs, asking questions and incorporating clinical feedback into therapy sessions.
• Collect and accurately record data on client behavior during therapy sessions.
• Complete and submit all required documentation (including SOAP notes) within 48 hours of treatment in alignment with Westside’s policies and procedures.
• Build strong, positive relationships with clients, fostering therapy sessions that are engaging and meaningful.
• Participate in weekly team meetings with the clinic’s ABA team.
• Maintain a caseload at target.

Qualifications

• Required Education, Experience and Credentials: High school diploma or equivalent, Active RBT certification required at time of hire, Active Safety Care Certification or ability to become certified within 60 days of hire, 1 year of experience as an RBT at Westside or 2 years of experience progressive progressive leadership experience in a RBT or similar role.
• Knowledge, Skills And Abilities: Strong behavioral intervention implementation skills in 1:1 and small-group settings, Data collection and analysis skills to ensure accurate tracking of client progress, Documentation review and auditing skills to ensure compliance with clinical and organizational standards, Ability to mentor and provide clinical guidance to ABA team members in a supportive and constructive manner, Time management and organizational skills to maintain caseload expectations and documentation timelines.
• Personal Attributes: Compassionate and patient, demonstrating a genuine commitment to supporting children and families, Collaborative, fostering positive relationships and teamwork within the clinic environment, Accountable and reliable, consistently meeting expectations for documentation, therapy delivery, and professional conduct, Detail-oriented, ensuring accuracy in data collection, documentation, and adherence to clinical standards.