Behavior Technicians Aspiring to Complete their BCBA

As a Behavior Technician at MeBe, your primary responsibilities will include implementing behavior intervention plans, creating treatment plans, and conducting assessments under the supervision of experienced BCBAs. You'll work closely with children, providing support and guidance while monitoring their progress and adapting strategies as necessary.

To be eligible for MeBe's Candidate Program, you must be employed as a Behavior Technician at MeBe and actively pursuing or planning to enroll in a BCBA program within the next three months. Prior experience in a behavior technician role is required, along with a strong desire to grow professionally within the field of applied behavior analysis.

The Candidate Program at MeBe provides invaluable support through unlimited supervised fieldwork hours, access to a learning portal, and training focused on developing leadership skills and cultural competency. Additionally, you’ll connect with mentors and peers, participate in workshops, and gain hands-on experience that prepares you for the BCBA exam and beyond.

Behavior Technicians at MeBe enjoy a competitive salary, paid training to become Certified Behavior Technicians, and various healthcare benefits such as medical, vision, and dental. You'll also benefit from a 401k program, paid time off, mental health support, and discounts on tuition through our University Partnerships, ensuring a rewarding and secure career.

Absolutely! MeBe encourages continued education, offering flexibility to balance your work and your studies. Our Candidate Program is designed to support your educational goals while providing a comprehensive training experience that prepares you for a successful career as a BCBA.

In your answer, share your personal motivations, whether it's a passion for working with children, a fascination with behavioral science, or a desire to make a meaningful impact in the lives of families. Highlight how MeBe’s mission aligns with your values and aspirations.

Discuss your methodical approach to understanding the client's needs, collaborating with the supervising BCBA, and being adaptive to changes. Mention the importance of documentation and monitoring progress as key aspects of your implementation strategy.

Provide a specific example that showcases your problem-solving skills and compassion. Emphasize your ability to remain calm, think critically, and engage effectively with the child to redirect their behavior positively.

Mention qualities such as patience, strong communication skills, empathy, and adaptability. Explain how these traits contribute to establishing trust and facilitating positive outcomes for the children you work with.

Share your commitment to ongoing learning, whether through attending workshops, reading literature, participating in study groups, or engaging with experienced professionals in the field. Highlight how this dedication enhances your skills as a Behavior Technician.

Provide an example where you effectively worked with colleagues, illustrating how communication and teamwork contributed to achieving a shared objective, such as a successful treatment plan or a workshop.

Discuss strategies such as using humor, engaging in play, and showing genuine interest in their experiences. Explain how building rapport is essential for establishing a positive and trusting therapeutic relationship.

Mention your approach to organization and time management, such as using planners or digital tools, and how you ensure that each child receives the attention and support they deserve without compromising quality.

Express your understanding of how cultural competency plays a vital role in effectively addressing the diverse needs of children and families. Discuss your willingness and strategies to adapt your approaches to be more inclusive and respectful.

Share your long-term goals and aspirations within the field of applied behavior analysis, emphasizing your commitment to ongoing professional development and your desire to make a positive impact on the lives of families and communities.