RBT / BCBA / Travel / Hawaii

Take full advantage of your hard-earned credentials by utilizing them for an adventurous and rewarding opportunity in the beautiful state of Hawaii!

RCM Healthcare is currently staffing RBT’s, LBA’s and BCBA’s to provide support to IEP students in the Hawaii school districts to join our team for the upcoming school year.

This is an incredible opportunity for many reasons, here’s just a few:

· Extremely competitive wages

· Medical, dental, and vision insurance offered

· Travel reimbursement

· Non-taxable stipends to help cover costs back home

· School holidays and weekends off

Jump on this fantastic and rare opportunity by emailing me a resume at Katrina.fogel@rcmt.com. I’m more than happy to answer any and all questions. Don’t hesitate, as these positions are filling quickly.

RBTs assist students, in a one-to-one relationship, to meet the goals expressed in the student's individualized educational program, under the direction of an LBA, when a Behavior Intervention Plan is in place.

Responsibilities:

Implement student's Individualized Education Program (IEP) and Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP), using ABA strategies, with at least 90% fidelity per performance checks completed by LBA.

• Assist teacher(s) and work collaboratively with educational and behavioral team for implementation of classroom/school routines.
• Accurately collect and graph data.
• Utilize QBS Safety Care de-escalation strategies and physical management as necessary for safety.
• Attend and participate in individual and group supervisions as scheduled to ensure 5% of hours worked as an RBT are supervised to remain in compliance with BACB.

Qualifications

• Certification per Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB)
• Active RBT certification
• Associates degree or higher

Key Competencies

• Empathy, understanding of developmental stages, and understanding and ability to utilize ABA strategies.

Physical Requirements

• This is an active position that requires employee to work parallel with students in multiple settings.
• Additionally, students may test physical boundaries, which may require physical intervention.