Behavior Technician

About Hand Over Hand LLC

At Hand Over Hand, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive. As a leading provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, we partner with families to empower children with autism and developmental disabilities. Our work is deeply mission-driven: we’re here to make a difference in the lives of children and their communities.

Our culture is collaborative, supportive, and purpose-filled. We celebrate growth of our team, of our families, and of ourselves. If you’re passionate about early childhood development and want to do meaningful, hands-on work that truly changes lives, you’ll feel right at home here.

Why This Role Matters

This isn’t just another clinical role, it’s an opportunity to be a steady, positive presence in a child’s everyday world. As a Behavior Technician, you’ll work directly with children in childcare centers, homes, and community settings, helping them build communication, social, behavioral, and adaptive skills that support independence and inclusion. Under the guidance of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you’ll bring individualized treatment plans to life in natural, play-based environments, helping children succeed during real routines, peer interactions, and daily activities..

How You’ll Make an Impact • Support children where they learn and play

• Deliver one-on-one and small-group ABA services in childcare and community-based settings.
• Build meaningful skills: Help children develop communication, social interaction, emotional regulation, and daily living skills.
• Promote inclusion: Embed learning opportunities into play, routines, and peer interactions in natural environments.
• Ensure consistency and safety: Collaborate with childcare staff, families, and clinical leadership to provide high-quality, ethical care.
• Grow professionally: Receive ongoing training, supervision, and feedback to strengthen your clinical skills and confidence.

• What You’ll Own & Elevate
• Implement individualized ABA treatment plans designed by the supervising BCBA.
• Use evidence-based strategies such as natural environment teaching (NET), discrete trial training (DTT), prompting, and reinforcement.
• Collect accurate data on skill acquisition and behavior goals during sessions.
• Document session notes and progress updates in a timely, compliant manner.