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Behavior Technician (BT/RBT) - Savannah, GA

Savannah · SavannahPart Time, Full Timemid

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Do you want to the change the lives of children with Autism? Would you rather spend your day crawling in tunnels, sliding down slides, and swinging as high as you can,

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OtherHealthcareBehavior Technician

Do you want to the change the lives of children with Autism? Would you rather spend your day crawling in tunnels, sliding down slides, and swinging as high as you can, rather than sitting at a desk? Can you blow bubbles, play hopscotch and win freeze dance over and over and be just as excited each time? Is Encanto secretly (or not so secretly) your favorite movie? Can you sing and dance to the paw patrol or bluey theme song at the drop of a dime? Is your slime recipe the BEST, gooiest slime around? If you are looking for a meaningful role that delivers outstanding quality care and exceptional training in an environment where all people are encouraged to think big, have fun, do good, and be kind, then we can’t wait for you to join the KBH family!

Introduction:

Kind Behavioral Health is looking for motivated, compassionate candidates who are eager to learn! We are branching out into the Savannah, GA area, opening our very first clinic in the state, and are looking for individuals to join the team! We utilize a two-tiered model of service that allows for highly trained Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) to provide direct services while BCBAs oversee and manage the clinical program.

Job Summary:

Our team of Behavior Technicians works one on one with kids diagnosed with Autism to implement goals that are written and overseen by a Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA). They help a child acquire new skills utilizing teaching procedures rooted in science and creating learning environments that are exciting, fun, and motivating. They will also be responsible for providing feedback and collecting data as it relates to the program established for each client.

The ideal candidate will have a passion for improving the lives of children with Autism and their families and is looking for a platform to do their life’s work in a culture of collaboration and growth.

The opportunity to make a difference in the life of a child with Autism

Paid training

Access to benefits when working full time

For those enrolled in a graduate level ABA program, you can apply to work with a dedicated one to one BCBA Mentor to guide you through your experience hours and support you in your graduate studies

Training across multiple settings- clinic, home, school

Paid travel time between clients

Opportunity to complete paid Admin work in the event of a cancellation

Project and Leadership opportunities

Engagement in Clinical Research and Presentation

Building of a Behavior Analytic Portfolio- consisting of assessment tools and clinical documentation of skill acquisition

Access to Behavior Analytic Conferences/ In-house CEs

Clear path to advancement with company commitment to skill development and professional progress

Our team has been providing comprehensive and focused treatment services to clients since 2006

What: You will work with clients on the autism spectrum using to help them acquire new skills, improve communication and socialization, and reduce challenging behaviors as directed by an individualized treatment plan. You will interact with the child and family, record behavior data from your client interaction, and collaborate with your BCBA.

When: This is a full time position with two shift options (8am-4pm or 11am-7pm). You must be available to commit to one of these shifts, consistently Monday - Friday.

Where: Therapy is delivered in your client's natural environment, typically at home, in clinic, or in community and in the presence of a parent or guardian.

Active RBT certification through the BACB is preferred, but not required! We will provide paid training required to earn this credential!

Previous experience working with children. Experience with autism or other intellectual disabilities strongly preferred

High School diploma; College degree preferred

Reliable transportation

Must be able to pass a criminal background check

Willingness to commute to and from client homes and or clinics within 30 mins in each direction to provide services

Ability and willingness to assist clients with toilet training/needs

Attention to detail

Must possess excellent communication skills both written and oral

Maintain a positive, open, and objective attitude towards others

Must be able to lift 50 pounds

Must be able to react quickly and to respond to sudden movements of the client