Dec 28, 2020
Behavioral Innovations Response
5yThank you for your feedback! Excited to hear you are enjoying working with BI. Would encourage to let us know if anything comes up that might help us grow as an organization.
Behavioral Innovations Clinical Operations Manager reviews
3.9
99% would recommend to a friend
Ed Maher
Not enough data to show CEO approval
96% positive business outlook
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9 reviews
1.0
Nov 6, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros
The children, great training team, and the founders of the company.
Cons
I don’t even know where to begin. I worked for this company starting in 2014. I worked for over five years and I worked hard. There have been MANY changes over the years- however the worst came in the last year I was with the company. It became more of a business than a service to those who needed ABA services. I understand money has to be made. But when nearly half of the staff who’d been with the company 3+ years (and let’s be real, the burnout and turn over for RBTs alone is INSANE) have left. I think that says something about the people you have in charge. I think a BCBA being over the Regions would be so much better than a business minded individual who clearly has no regard for the people working within the company.
2.0
Dec 2, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook
Pros
It really depends on the location you work. I saw a lot of the locations relying on the RBT's, so if you are looking at gaining more experience or having your voice heard you can sometimes make a difference in the client's programming here. There is also a bit of a path you can take to move up from RBT to Lead Therapist and Clincial Operations Manager.
Cons
This company is so focused on making money that they are willing to let the quality of therapy suffer. They are so wrapped up in opening new clinics and getting as many clients as possible that they are understaffed as far as BCBA's and their caseloads are unmanageable. They are willing to open new clinics when the clinics they already have do not have BCBA's.
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