Positive Behavior Supports reviews

Administration procedures are conducted arbitrarily. There doesn’t seem to be a system for checks and balances . If your supervisor deems you incompetent then you’re incompetent. You don’t have anyone to go to for assistance in dealing with unreasonable work demands and retaliation. The medical benefits are expensive for two people or a family.

- Poor hourly rate, despite being higher than the industry average, especially considering you get paid between $20-24/hour compared to the average payout from insurance for behavioral therapy of $45-60/hour - Long days, often with no breaks - You're often on your own, which can be difficult if you're just starting out in the field - No PTO to protect against burnout - No safety net for when clients cancel, which can happen at any time and for any reason - No opportunities for advancement unless you plan to go back to school or continue in the field - Infrequent communication from management; feedback doesn't result in any material changes to policy - Authorizations from insurance frequently get held up with little to no communication from billing as to why, meaning you cannot work with a client for an indeterminate amount of time, and are forced to scramble playing telephone tag to find someone who can fill that time slot or otherwise go without pay