Behavior Therapist - Chittenden County

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$40k–$55k

H1B: no

Allinc Behavior Therapist at Allinc supports children, adolescents, and young adults with developmental disabilities by implementing individualized behavior support plans under supervision. The role involves teaching communication and daily living skills and reducing challenging behaviors using applied behavior analysis techniques.

Responsibilities

Implement individualized behavior support plans using applied behavior analysis techniques
Teach communication, social, motor, play, cognitive, and self-care skills
Support clients with daily living and personal care routines
Reduce challenging behaviors through approved intervention strategies
Collect accurate data on behavior, progress, and skill development
Follow written treatment plans, protocols, and safety procedures
Use prompting, discrete trial teaching, and naturalistic learning techniques
Apply prevention, redirection, and physical intervention procedures when necessary and properly trained
Maintain focus and attention for extended periods
Collaborate with behavior analysts, special education teachers, families, and other team members
Participate in team meetings, training sessions, and ongoing supervision
Adapt to daily schedule changes and changing client needs

Qualification

Bachelor’s degree preferredPrevious experience in ABAValid driver’s licenseReliable transportationProof of automobile insuranceAbility to pass a background checkPhysical fitness and coordination

Required

Bachelor’s degree preferred; a combination of college coursework and relevant experience may be considered
Previous experience in ABA, education, healthcare, human services, behavioral health, or direct support is helpful but not required
Valid driver’s license
Reliable transportation
Proof of automobile insurance
Vehicle capable of transporting clients in the back seat
Ability to travel within approximately 45 minutes of Windsor, Vermont
Ability to pass a background check
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Physical fitness and coordination
Ability to demonstrate approved physical prevention and redirection techniques
Willingness to assist with personal care routines when necessary