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OOS Management Corp.
$25 - $30 / hour
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💰 $25–$30 PER HOUR!
🧩 HELP A WONDERFUL CHILD GROW, LEARN, AND THRIVE THROUGH 1-ON-1 PLAY!
🎨 Naturally Creative: You can turn basic everyday toys, drawing pads, or building blocks into a fun, educational adventure.
🏆 The Ultimate Cheerleader: You celebrate the tiny victories—like a child learning a new word or sharing a toy—with genuine, heartfelt joy.
🤗 Comfortably Silly: You aren't afraid to let your guard down, play on the floor, and share authentic laughs with a child.
💜 Big Hearted: You have a deep, sincere desire to help an autistic child navigate their world with comfort and confidence.
🎲 Practicing social skills, like turn-taking and patience, through board games and activities.
🎨 Introducing crafts, puzzles, and sensory play to keep things engaging and gentle.
🌟 High-fiving, praising, and tracking milestones so we can celebrate real, measurable progress.
💜 Providing a safe, warm, and uplifting space for a sweet kiddo to shine.
✅ You are fiercely dependable—because a child and their family are counting on you to show up.
✅ You accept guidance with an open mind and love to learn new skills.
✅ You bring a steady, calm, and positive presence into a room.
📍 New Hartford, Connecticut
💸 $25–$30 per hour
🎓 Paid training provided • RBT not required to start!
About this role
OOS Management Corp. is hiring a behavior technician to work one-on-one with a child in New Hartford, Connecticut. The role centers on using play-based learning to help develop communication, social skills, and life milestones—embedding educational moments into games, crafts, puzzles, and everyday activities. You'll track progress, celebrate wins, and provide a calm, supportive presence throughout sessions.
The position suits someone patient, creative, and genuinely interested in working with children on the autism spectrum. No RBT certification or prior behavioral health experience is required; the company provides full training through its clinical supervisors. Part-time hours are flexible around other commitments, making this a realistic fit for students or those with existing schedules. The $25–$30 per hour rate and direct clinical experience make it particularly valuable for anyone considering graduate programs in psychology, special education, speech pathology, or social work.
This is meaningful work that demands reliability and emotional presence more than credentials. If you're drawn to hands-on, relationship-based support and can show up consistently for a child and their family, this role offers both financial stability and the satisfaction of measurable impact in your local community.
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$25 to $30 per hour
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