Behavior Therapist

About Theracare Connecticut

Theracare Connecticut provides exceptional behavioral health services to children and young adults (ages 1-21), specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Our mission is to deliver individualized care that helps clients achieve their full potential. We are looking for dedicated and compassionate Behavior Technicians to join our team and make a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve.

As a Behavior Technician at Theracare Connecticut, you will work directly with children and young adults, primarily in home settings, with occasional assignments in daycares. You will implement behavior intervention plans, promote skill development, and collect data to track client progress.

This is an incredibly flexible position, perfect for individuals seeking a rewarding career in behavior analysis with room to grow.

• Implement treatment plans under the supervision of a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
• Provide 1:1 therapy to youth (ages 1-21) primarily in home settings, with occasional assignments in schools and daycares.
• Collect and track data on client progress and behavior.
• Reinforce skills in socialization, communication, daily living, and academic tasks.
• Communicate regularly with families and caregivers to ensure consistency and progress.
• Participate in regular supervision and training sessions with a BCBA.

• Flexible Schedule
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  Full-time (hourly) or part-time options, with scheduling flexibility to fit your lifestyle.
• Free 40-Hour RBT Training
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  Receive free training to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT).
• Paid training
• Increased Pay After Certification
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  Pay increase upon earning your RBT certification.
• Supervision Hours Toward BCBA Certification
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  Accumulate supervision hours to work towards your BCBA certification.
• Referral Program
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  Earn bonuses for referring qualified candidates to our team.
• Career Advancement
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  Opportunities for professional growth into higher-level roles, including BCBA or clinical leadership positions.

• Education
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  High school diploma or GED required. Associate’s degree or higher is a plus.
• Experience
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  At least 1 year of experience working with youth (ages 1-21), especially in behavioral health, special education, or related fields.
• Skills
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  Strong communication skills, enthusiasm, and the ability to work collaboratively with children, families, and a treatment team.
• Other
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  Willingness to complete 40-hour RBT training and commit to ongoing professional development.

• Impactful Work
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  Help children and young adults reach their full potential by providing crucial behavioral therapy.
• Supportive Team
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  Join a team of professionals dedicated to high-quality care and professional growth.
• Career Growth
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  Gain valuable experience toward BCBA certification and other career advancement opportunities.