A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) helps implement behavior therapy plans, mainly for individuals with autism. They work under the supervision of a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to teach new skills, reduce problem behaviors, and track client progress. Their tasks include:

•  Follow Treatment Plans

  • Implement the behavior plans created by a supervisor (BCBA).

  • Use specific techniques to help clients improve skills and reduce problem behaviors.

•  Track Progress

  • Record data about the client's behaviors and progress.

  • Monitor how well the treatment plan is working.

•  Teach New Skills

  • Help clients learn new skills, like communication, social, and daily living skills.

•  Observe Behavior​​

  • Watch and note the client's behavior during therapy sessions to see what works.

•  Support Individualized Plans

  • Follow the unique plan designed for each client, adjusting methods when needed.

•  Follow Ethical Standards

  • Keep client information private and work within professional guidelines.

•  Work with Supervisors

  • Meet regularly with the BCBA for supervision and training.

  • Discuss client progress and any challenges.

•  Give Feedback

  • Share updates on the client’s progress with the team and family members.

•  Keep Learning

  • Stay updated on new methods and continue to improve skills through training.

RBTs play a key role in helping clients make progress in behavior therapy.