Pros
offers flexibility BCBAs are super knowledgeable and make themselves available kids are fantastic...of course!
Cons
-extreme unprofessionalism (passivity, gossip, poor professional boundaries) -unorganized, clients would not be added to the schedule until a minute before therapist would be billing -poor supervision program-->RUN if you want to become a BCBA and need supervision program. They only offer 12 hours of supervision for every 40 hours -no consistent follow through with upholding rules (late call offs or no call no shows) -training is not comprehensive and thrown right into it -no additional training for new clients. handed BIP and expected to run programming as their seasoned or typical therapist would. -telehealth is majority of supervison -communication is almost nonexistent -corporate is not supportive and claims that the COD cares too much about RBTs