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Liberty Behavioral & Community Services

Runs behavioral therapy and disability support

Registered Behavior Technician

Mental & Behavioral HealthConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A B.A. or three years of valid experience is required.
  • Desired work experience includes working with adults and/or managing challenging behaviors with adults.
  • Candidates must be actively pursuing the Registered Behavior Technician credential, with measurable progress toward obtaining it through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, or already be registered with the board as an RBT.
  • Candidates must have strong verbal and written interpersonal and communication skills.
  • Candidates must possess a driver's license, reliable transportation, and auto insurance for travel to and from client locations.
  • Candidates must obey all local, state, and federal laws and rules when working with and transporting participants.
  • Candidates must have a working cell phone to complete time-management requirements.
  • Candidates must demonstrate basic typing and writing skills for required paperwork.
  • Candidates must demonstrate maturity and responsibility when working with participants.

Responsibilities

  • Implement individualized adult programs based on applied behavior analysis principles to increase communication, self-help, social, and employment skills.
  • Present skills across measurement, assessment, skills acquisition, documentation and reporting, and professional conduct.
  • Implement participant Behavior Intervention Plans during sessions or shifts, respond to feedback, and report to the assigned Case Manager or other supervisors to improve participant outcomes and service quality.
  • Acquire and demonstrate competency implementing applied behavior analysis skills aligned with behavior-analysis principles.
  • Demonstrate flexibility with performance feedback while working with participants, case managers, and supervisors.
  • Implement continuous and discontinuous data-measurement procedures, including frequency, duration, and partial-interval recording.
  • Collect and enter data on interfering behaviors and skill-acquisition goals, and update participant graphs daily.
  • Demonstrate competency with preference assessments and assist with functional-assessment procedures.
  • Apply reinforcement contingencies, discrete trials, incidental teaching, task analyses, chaining, discrimination training, stimulus-control transfer and fading, prompting and prompt fading, antecedent- and consequence-based procedures, differential reinforcement, extinction, and crisis or emergency procedures.
  • Complete objective session or daily notes aligned with participant programming goals and Behavior Intervention Plans.
  • Adapt to job assignments and new work situations, collaborate with the clinical team, and work with others.
  • Respond to supervisor feedback to improve performance.
  • Use positive reinforcement and antecedent modification to increase appropriate behaviors over time.
  • Manage interfering behaviors as they occur, following and implementing the Behavior Intervention Plan and collaborating with the Board-Certified Behavior Analyst.
  • Facilitate positive interactions with peers, coworkers, supervisors, and families.
  • Facilitate participant motivation and learn about participants through preference assessments.
  • Comply with local, state, and federal laws when working with participants.
  • Maintain Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act compliance in communications.
  • Use daily activities to develop participants' useful job-related and social skills.
  • Communicate professionally and confidentially with peers, participants, case managers, and leadership.
  • Behave courteously and professionally with participants, families, service coordinators, staff, supervisors, and affiliated organization members.
  • Check and respond to email within 24 hours, and return calls and text messages within appropriate time frames to meet business and participant needs.
  • Maintain professional boundaries while engaging participants in teaching functional skills.

About the Company

Liberty Behavioral & Community Services

Runs behavioral therapy and disability support

Liberty Behavioral and Community Services runs behavioral health, residential and community programs for people with developmental disabilities, autism and substance use challenges. Its services connect therapy with everyday support, including skills for independent living, vocational assistance and participation in community activities. Clinicians and support staff work with individuals and their families through personalized plans delivered at service sites and in community settings. The business earns service fees through commercial insurance and public health programs, which fund its behavioral care and disability services. Founded in 2012, the company is headquartered in Culver City, California.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Culver City, CA
Founded
2012

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