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Harbor·Lucas County, Ohio
Registered Behavior Technician
The Registered Behavior Technician provides professional care and therapeutic interventions to children, youth, and adults with severe mental illness. Responsibilities include developing individualized service plans, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and implementing behavior plans as prescribed by a BCBA.
Harbor is seeking a Registered Behavior Technician to join the Port Sylvania ABA Clinic! This individual serves as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) and CPST/TBS Provider for clients of Harbor and/or its subsidiaries by providing professional care to children, youth and adults experiencing a severe and persistent mental illness, and their families.
This position is full-time first shift, working 40 hours per week.
1. Evaluation
Assesses client needs and formulates a strength-based ISP in conjunction with the client, family and/or significant others, and supervisor.
Crisis prevention / intervention
Follows crisis prevention/intervention protocols.
2. Ongoing interventions
Provides support, education and consultation to clients, families, and/or significant others.
Provides therapeutic interventions as noted in the ISP to maintain the client in the least-restrictive environment and to enhance client and family functioning.
Monitors clients to identify and minimize effects of psychiatric symptoms.
Provides education on self-management of symptoms to clients, families and/or significant others.
3. Collaboration
Assists the client and family in increasing social support skills and networks.
Coordinates indicated evaluations and assessments by internal and/or external providers.
Coordinates and monitors all services identified in the ISP.
Provides assistance in gaining access to essential community resources.
4. Provides individual and group Therapeutic Behavioral services, including but not limited to:
Treatment Planning.
Identification of strategies or treatment options.
Developing and providing solution focused interventions and emotional and behavioral management drawn from evidence-based psychotherapeutic treatments.
Restoration of social skills.
Restoration of daily functioning.
Crisis prevention and amelioration.
Group services.
Carries and responds to cell phone calls as part of general duties.
May float to other locations to accommodate client or agency need.
Keeps current with trends and developments related to essential job competencies and demonstrates continued growth.
1. Provides Therapeutic Behavioral Group services within a day treatment model that may include, but are not limited to, the following: Determination of needed mental health interventions; Skills development; Developing positive coping mechanisms; Managing mental health and behavioral symptoms to enhance vocational/school opportunities and/or independent living; Psycho-educational interventions including individualized instruction and training of persons served in order to increase their knowledge and understanding of their psychiatric diagnosis(es), prognosis(es), treatment, and rehabilitation.
1. Collect data accurately and as prescribed by BCBA. 2. Organize and graph data as required by BCBA. 3. Carry out interventions, including ABA interventions, and teach caregivers to carry out intervention as prescribed in the behavior plan 4. Able to understand and carry out behavior plans as written with BCBA.
1.
Provides CPST/TBS, day treatment, consultation, and other services as needed for individuals located at designated community location (e.g., Cherry Street Mission, schools).
Works on-site at designated community location.
Assists with program development and engagement in services at community location in coordination with supervisor.
Works with supervisor to arrange coverage as needed.
Why Work for Harbor?
Market context
Behavioral health roles in Ohio are typically in steady demand as employers seek clinicians who can support outpatient, community, and integrated care settings. These positions are competitive because they often require a master’s degree and a valid clinical license, and candidates should note that the requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description to save research time. Before applying, confirm licensure fit and prepare examples of direct client care, crisis response, or care coordination.