Habilitation Technician
A habilitation technician is an individual that cares for a child, or an
adult with developmental orphysical disabilities. They work with the
client in their home or in the community. A habilitation technician
implements individualized goal plans. This requires observation and
both verbal and written feedback to the appropriate professional on
the client's progress and overall condition. The focus is on developing
self help, social, cognitive and adaptive behavior and community
living skills. If you are interested in becoming a habilitation technician
and working one-on-one with a client, Medicaid dictates that you meet
the following requirements:
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have a high school diploma, GED or college transcript
- Must have an active North Carolina driver's license
- Must have a registered vehicle and auto insurance
You also must have or be willing to get Adult CPR/Standard First Aid
certification, a TB test, NCI (Part A) certification and Core
Competency certification.
If you meet ALL of the above requirements,
CLICK HERE to fill out an
application and sign a
background check consent form. You can either
save these documents to your computer and email them to the office
manager or you can print them out and mail or fax them to our office.
If you are called in for an interview, please bring the following
items with you:
- NC driver's license
- High school diploma, GED or college transcript
- Auto Insurance
- Social Security card
- Copies of any completed trainings/certifications
