Behavior Technician - School Based

About the Role

Building-Level Behavior Technician is a specialized role that focuses on applying trauma-informed, evidence-based behavioral techniques to support a positive and supportive learning environment in the general education setting. The Behavior Technician works under the guidance of building administrators and certified staff to help support the implementation of effective behavioral strategies for students. This role is critical in supporting district-level interventions like "Home Base" to ensure a successful educational experience for all students.

Responsibilities

• Data Collection: Gather frequency data, ABC (antecedent-behavior-consequence) data, and preference assessments to guide team decisions, ensuring parent/guardian consent is obtained first.
• Material Creation: Develop support resources such as visual schedules, work systems, and reward charts.
• Staff Modeling: Provide clear modeling to school staff on the consistent implementation of behavior plans.
• Communication: Assist in communicating student needs and intervention components to all pertinent staff members.
• Professionalism: Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries with students, families, and staff. Seek the required and recommended training to ensure high-quality support for students.
• Universal Strategies: Collaborate with staff to create and implement differentiated behavior supports in general education classrooms for individuals or groups of students.

Requirements

• Certifications: Completion of district training in Trauma-Responsive Schools, Restorative Practices, and Classroom Culture. - DCSD, CPI (Crisis Prevention Intervention) certification - Crisis Prevention Institute, Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) - Douglas County School District (DCSD), Valid Colorado Driver's License - Colorado Dept of Transportation
• Education: High School or Equivalent