Neuropath Healthcare Solutions·Edison, New Jersey
The Registered Behavior Technician will visit clients in their homes or community to provide respite care and implement behavioral interventions. They are responsible for developing functional skills, reducing problem behaviors, and submitting accurate visit notes in compliance with agency guidelines.
Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare provides Comprehensive Youth and Family Support Services to primary caregivers of children and teens with Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities. Serving the state of New Jersey. We are looking for Part Time Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT’s) to join our team!
Roles &
Responsibilities: A RBT will visit the client at home or in the community to provide relief to caregivers and holistic support to youth. Our RBTs typically work 2-20 hours weekly in 2-4 hour shifts starting after 3 pm during the school year and as early as 8:30 am during the summer. Services are available any day of the week to accommodate the scheduling needs of our clients.
Will work with both Respite Care and Behavioral Assistant cases
Implement and develop interventions from the
Individual
Support
Plan:
Environmental arrangement.
Proactive strategies
Acquisition of functional skills (Including ADL’s – Activities of Daily Living).
Reduction of problem behaviors.
Submit visit notes promptly following each session in accordance with organizational and compliance guidelines
Compliance with service authorization timelines.
Crisis prevention, recognition, and intervention.
Follow and implement agency policies.
Participate in required training.
In-home, In-community, In-center (Orange Twp).
Candidates must hold an RBT certification from the BACB and possess at least one year of supervised experience in behavior support. A valid New Jersey driver's license and the ability to pass state and federal background checks are mandatory.
Market context
Behavioral health positions in New Jersey often draw steady demand from providers serving children, families, and community-based programs. These roles can be competitive because employers commonly look for a master’s degree, a valid clinical license, bilingual communication skills, and child welfare experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and tailor your application to highlight licensure, language ability, and direct child welfare exposure.
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