Behavioral Technician In-Home and School-Based Positions with Connecticut Behavioral Health

Behavioral Technician In-Home and School-Based Positions with Connecticut Behavioral Health involve working directly with children, adolescents, and families implementing behavioral interventions. The children, adolescents, and families that Behavioral Technicians will be working with are receiving services through the Department of Children and Families, the Department of Developmental Services, insurance companies, and/or Schools. Thus, these individuals are suffering from behavioral, emotional, and/or developmental disorders.

Behavioral Technicians will receive weekly supervision and training in behavioral strategies as well as data collection methods from Master’s level Behaviorists and Board Certified Behavior Analysts. In addition to the supervision Behavior Technicians receive, workers may have the opportunity to work on one or more cases, obtaining experience with a variety of presenting concerns. The Behavioral Technician’s in-home workload will be dependent on their availability. Behavioral Technicians can work anywhere from 5 hours a week on a case to up to 40 hours a week on an in-home case or cases. Thus the position can accommodate part-time work for someone looking to supplement their full-time position. School-Based Behavior Technicians work within classrooms and/or one-on-one with individual students with developmental and/or behavioral challenges.

Pay varies between $15-$23/hr dependent on experience.