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Responsibilities/You Will:

• Document each child’s performance on a daily basis via data collection method specified by assigned BCBA.
• Implement all aspect of an individual’s treatment plan as developed by the BCBA including reactive strategies.
• Assist in ensuring cleanliness and orderliness of the Quest Kids’ therapy rooms.
• Assist child with toileting, dressing, grooming, and/or feeding as needed. 
• Communicate session outcome with parents/caregivers while maintaining professional boundaries and within the scope of one’s certification.
• Assist BCBA in developing training materials that are up-to-date with current technologies on a daily basis.
• Graph all data as assigned.
• Perform job duties in multiple settings including clinic, in-home, school, community or other Quest locations as assigned with limited supervision from BCBA (only applicable to RBT II roles). 
• Attend all weekly clinical meetings as an active participant in programmatic discussion.

• Ensure compliance with any and all regulations pertaining to BACB guidelines
• Follow all Quest policies and procedures.
• Must respond promptly and effectively during elopement incidents.
• Must be physically capable of moving quickly in elopement situations or other emergency events.
• Employees are required to report serious issues to the employee hotline or to a Quest leader under the See Something Say Something policy.

• Management reserves the right to revise the job or to request that other or different tasks be performed as assigned.

Basic Qualifications/You Have:

• High School Diploma required.
• Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification required.
• There will be a 15-mile travel radius based off assigned clinic location for community cases; must be comfortable working in all settings (only applicable to RBT II roles).

Preferred Qualifications:

• A.A./60+ credits of general studies towards degree in Psychology or related field.
• Prior experience working with young children or with developmentally disabled individuals.