Behaviour Therapy Technician

Organization Overview

M42 operates a comprehensive network of healthcare services that spans from primary care to advanced specialty treatments, emphasizing the use of innovative health technologies and precision medicine to deliver efficient, effective, and patient-focused care. With over 480 facilities across 27 countries and a team exceeding 20,000 healthcare professionals, M42 aims to transform the global healthcare landscape.

Danat Al Emarat Hospital, part of M42, is a premier institution in Abu Dhabi specializing in women’s and children’s healthcare. The hospital offers specialized services in Obstetrics & Gynecology, Neonatology, Pediatrics, Women’s Health, Fetal Medicine, and Neonatal Intensive Care, prioritizing world-class patient care and committed to the professional development of its healthcare staff.

Role Summary

The Behaviour Therapy Technician will aid individuals, particularly children with autism and behavioral challenges, by applying therapy frameworks rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Responsibilities include comprehensive data collection, providing behavioral support, and engaging with clients individually within clinical environments.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform behavioral evaluations of children utilizing play-based observations, interviews with caregivers, and structured assessment instruments.
• Create and implement tailored behavioral therapy programs addressing children’s developmental, emotional, and behavioral requirements.
• Execute evidence-supported intervention strategies collaboratively with families, caregivers, and educational professionals.
• Analyze behavioral data alongside developmental histories to inform therapeutic objectives and plans.
• Deliver direct clinical support to children, including complex pediatric cases requiring specialized behavioral interventions.

Required Qualifications

• Possession of a Registered Behaviour Technician License (BACB) or certification from a recognized international board.
• A Bachelor’s degree in Behavioural Analysis or an equivalent field; preference given to candidates with a Master’s degree.
• A minimum of three years' experience in providing behavioral therapy to children and young adults.