Behavior Technician / Teacher Assistant

As a Classroom Behavior Technician, you’ll implement individualized behavior and education programs, support classroom activities, collect and manage student data, collaborate with teachers, clinicians, and families to support student goals, and help children build skills and confidence in a safe, team-based environment. You’ll carry out behavior plans and teaching strategies, assist with daily routines and transitions, and ensure children are engaged and thriving. The role requires either TA certification or a bachelor’s degree in education, psychology, or a related field, and you’ll work with a dedicated team to support children with developmental disabilities.