Pros
- Pay is good if you're competent - The people seem great - I interfaced with 3 different supervisors and everyone's very positive, very capable of giving relevant instructions.
Cons
tl;dr I felt like an independent contractor more than a part of a larger ABA firm. - Hours suck. They required weekend availability as well. - I had multiple 3-4 week stretches without supervision (my direct supervisor had extenuating circumstances, BUT there were two more supervisors associated with this case) - I can't imagine learning how to do effective ABA here. Supervision is by telehealth. I learned at a different company where supervision was constant for the first few days, and in-person supervision allowed my BCBAs to demonstrate responses to scenarios immediately. Perhaps new BTs get more supervision than experienced BTs, but the only assistance I received was in response to direct questions I had about the treatment plan. Therapy targets were added without explanation. - For several reasons, I got the impression that none of the supervisors I worked with had ever actually seen my client in person. I was given incorrect or incomplete information about my client, and aside from a BIP, I had to come up with a lot of response planning for recurring behaviors. It felt like I was doing a lot of work above my pay grade.