Behavior Technician Part-time

Capitol Academy & Elementary

  • Sacramento, CA
  • 11 days ago
  • $23.50–$27.50 Per Hour

Highlights

Founded in 2005, Capitol Academy and Capitol Elementary provide highquality academic and therapeutic services to students who benefit from individualized behavioral, socialemotional, and educational support. Capitol Academy and Capitol Elementary are seeking motivated Behavior Technicians who are passionate about supporting students with special needs, both in the classroom and the community.

Numbers & Facts

LocationSacramento, CA
Salary$23.50–$27.50 Per Hour

Description

Behavior Technician (PartTime) 


Capitol Academy & Capitol Elementary (NonPublic Schools) 

Location: Sacramento, CA


Compensation

        $23.50 - $27.50 based on experience and certification

        PartTime 8:00a.m. - 2:00p.m.


Benefits

        Training & professional development

        Opportunities for growth within our expanding NPS/NPA network

        Health, Dental, Life Insurance, & 401K


About Us

Founded in 2005, Capitol Academy and Capitol Elementary provide highquality academic and therapeutic services to students who benefit from individualized behavioral, socialemotional, and educational support. Our collaborative culture, strong clinical partnerships, and commitment to excellence help students--and the educators who serve them--thrive.


About the Role

Capitol Academy and Capitol Elementary are seeking motivated Behavior Technicians who are passionate about supporting students with special needs, both in the classroom and the community.


If you're reliable, compassionate, and enjoy helping students grow academically, socially, and behaviorally, we'd love to meet you!


What You'll Do

        Provide behavioral and academic support to students in small-group and 1:1 setting

        Implement strategies under the guidance of BCBAs and teachers

        Encourage positive social and communication skills

        Maintain detailed data and documentation for student progress

        Communication professionally with staff, students, and families


Why You'll Love Working Here

        Consistent weekday schedule

        Supportive BCBAs and collaborative school teams

        Training and ongoing professional development

        Opportunities for advancement within our NPS/NPA network

        A positive, teamdriven school culture focused on student growth


Requirements / Qualifications

  • Experience working with students with disabilities preferred
  • Valid Driver's License and clean driving record required
  • High School diploma or equivalent (college coursework preferred)
  • Must pass fingerprint clearance and TB Test
  • CPR/First Aid certification (or ability to obtain)

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