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Core Responsibilities
    1.    Implement Behavior Plans
          •    Carry out individualized treatment plans designed by a Board Certified Behavior                 Analyst (BCBA).
          •    Use evidence-based ABA techniques to teach and reinforce desired behaviors.
          •    Record accurate data on client progress and behavior occurrences.
    2.    Data Collection & Reporting
          •    Collect and input behavioral data consistently during each session.
          •    Monitor trends and progress toward goals.
          •    Communicate session outcomes and observations to the supervising BCBA.
    3.    Direct Client Interaction
          •    Work one-on-one (or sometimes in small groups) with clients, often children or individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
          •    Teach communication, social, academic, and daily living skills using structured ABA methods.
          •    Manage and reduce challenging behaviors using positive behavior interventions.
    4.    Support Skill Development
          •    Facilitate learning across settings (home, school, community).
          •    Use prompting, reinforcement, and shaping techniques to encourage skill acquisition.
          •    Help generalize learned skills across environments and people.

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Collaboration and Supervision
    •    Attend team meetings and training sessions.
    •    Follow feedback from the BCBA to ensure fidelity in implementation.
    •    Collaborate with parents, teachers, and therapists to promote consistency in behavior interventions.

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Compliance and Ethics
    •    Follow the BACB® RBT Ethics Code.
    •    Maintain client confidentiality (HIPAA compliance).
    •    Document sessions accurately and on time.

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Additional Duties (Depending on Setting)
    •    Participate in parent or caregiver training sessions.
    •    Assist in crisis intervention or safety procedures.
    •    Help prepare materials for therapy sessions.