Job Title: Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)
Job Type: Full-Time or Part-Time
Compensation: $16.00 – $18.00 per hour
Work Location: In-Person
Position Overview
At Crimson Heights, our mission is to help teens and young adults with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges move closer to independence. We are passionate about providing in-clinic, in-home, and community-based behavioral health services. We are committed to bringing passionate and client-centered care to our communities.
Job Description
Under moderate-to-general supervision, the RBT provides support within a positive care environment, modeling healthy behaviors aligned with treatment goals. These include improvements in mental health, independence, relationship building, and community integration. The goal is to help clients lead satisfying and productive lives through consistent support and teaching.
Essential Job Functions
- Complete assessments of functional living skills and assist in developing individualized service goals.
- Monitor client progress and provide consistent community-based support.
- Collaborate with families, schools, landlords, transportation providers, and employers.
- Deliver individualized crisis response according to client treatment plans.
- Communicate relevant information with the care team and external providers as appropriate.
- Complete timely and accurate charting, documentation, and progress notes.
- Protect client confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA and Crimson Heights policy.
- Participate in service planning meetings, staff meetings, and ongoing trainings.
Independent Living Skills May Include:
- Social Skills: Understanding body language, eye contact, conversation skills, empathy, and community-based recreation.
- Executive Functioning: Goal setting, budgeting, hygiene, safety, time management, and task follow-through.
- Communication Skills: Asking for help or breaks, expressing needs clearly, conflict resolution, and stress management.
- Community Access: Using public transportation, job seeking, attending school, and community resource engagement.
Education & Experience
- Required: High school diploma and 6–12 months of experience working with individuals with autism, oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), or conduct disorder.
- Preferred: Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in psychology, sociology, social work, human services, or a related field. Knowledge of behavior analysis is a plus.
*If you already have your RBT certification, your starting rate may be higher*
Benefits
- Flexible schedule
Schedule
- Monday to Friday
