Hana Huffman

Hello! I am Hana H. I’m 34 years old and I currently live in Riverside County California. I’m a thoughtful and detail-oriented professional who values clarity, empathy, and meaningful connection. With a background in Health Science and Behavioral Technology, I approach both work and life with curiosity, precision, and a strong sense of purpose.

I’m known for my ability to document thoroughly, troubleshoot creatively, and bring emotional insight to complex situations. I find joy in storytelling, sentimental rituals, and the small moments that make life feel personal and intentional. Whether I’m collaborating with a team or reflecting through writing, I strive to create spaces where people feel seen, supported, and understood.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science with a concentration in Community Health Education, as well as an Associate’s degree in Biological Technology—foundations that have shaped my approach to behavioral care with both scientific rigor and a deep commitment to family-centered support. During my undergraduate studies, I interned at CHOC Children’s Hospital in their Family Education Department, where I contributed to health literacy initiatives and gained firsthand experience in compassionate, community-based care. Over the past two years, I’ve applied this background as a Registered Behavior Technician across three ABA organizations: Behavioral Developmental Strategies (5 months), KYO Autism Therapy (10 months), and currently Maxim Healthcare (1 year).

My work is grounded in precision, empathy, and a dedication to meaningful progress for every client and family I serve.

I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Health Science with a concentration in Community Health Education from California State University, Long Beach. My coursework emphasized public health principles, health promotion strategies, and culturally responsive education, preparing me to support individuals and communities with empathy and evidence-based care. During my time at CSULB, I deepened my understanding of behavioral science, communication, and advocacy—skills I now apply daily in my work as a Registered Behavior Technician.

This academic foundation continues to shape my approach to client care, documentation, and collaborative problem-solving.