Sign-On Bonus: $1, 000 - $2, 000 (based on education requirements)

Hours: Flexible based on schedule (up to 30 hours per week)

Overview:
Join a team that’s transforming lives through evidence-based care. As a Behavioral Health Technician in our Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) program, you’ll provide one-on-one support to children with autism or behavioral health challenges in their homes, schools, and communities. This role is ideal for someone passionate about helping children thrive through personalized behavioral interventions and caregiver collaboration.

We’re looking for compassionate professionals who are flexible, reliable, and committed to delivering high-quality ABA services. Whether you're certified or working toward certification, this is a rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful impact while growing your career in behavioral health.

What you’ll bring:

• A calm, professional demeanor in challenging situations.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills with families and treatment teams.
• Attention to detail in documentation and data collection.
• A proactive, flexible approach to supporting children in diverse settings.
• Commitment to maintaining confidentiality and ethical standards.

What you’ll have:

• One of the following:
  • BCaBA, RBT, or BCAT Certification
  • 2 years of ABA experience and 40 hours of approved ABA training
  • High school diploma/GED and completion of 40-hour RBT Task List training by a certified BCBA/BCaBA
  • Behavioral Health or Behavior Analysis certification from an accredited organization
• Experience working with children/adolescents.
• Valid driver’s license and good driving record.
• Eligibility for State Police Criminal Record Check and Child Abuse History Clearance.
• FBI clearance required for individuals who do not meet PA residency requirements.
• Must be at least 18 years old.

A typical day-to-day may include:

• Providing direct one-on-one behavioral interventions in home, school, or community settings.
• Implementing treatment plans and supporting skill transfer to caregivers and educators.
• Using ABA techniques such as reinforcement, time-out strategies, and supportive routines.
• Accurately documenting sessions, behavioral data, and progress toward treatment goals.
• Collaborating with Behavior Specialists and other team members to monitor treatment effectiveness.
• Participating in clinical supervision and team meetings.
• Supporting transitions and community integration activities.
• Maintaining professional boundaries and confidentiality at all times.
• Completing required training and certifications in accordance with OMHSAS guidelines.