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Registered Behavior Technician Reviews

What is it like working as a Registered Behavior Technician?

January 2020
ABA is an emerging field. Quality of care is directly related to quality of staff and has nothing to do with gimmicky “mission statements” and “core values”.
Registered Behavior Technician in Katy:
Pros: Proximity to home.
September 2019
It’s a very rewarding field with a lot of growth and learning. It is hard work but if this field is something you see yourself in, it essentially becomes easier.
Registered Behavior Technician in Los Angeles:
Pros: Working with children and being silly and seeing their growth
Cons: The inconsistent schedules sometimes; especially summer your hours get cut
August 2019
Meh.
Registered Behavior Technician in Dayton:
Pros: Work is steady and available
Cons: Pay scale is consistently lower with large increase in qualifications for higher pay.
August 2019
Registered Behavior Technician in Owensboro:
The work done at Wendell Foster is phenomenal and very rewarding. Management is an issue and the pay rate is lower than other places. You need a heart to work here, but the overall work done is amazing and very fulfilling.
August 2019
Its wonderful.
Registered Behavior Technician in Ventura:
Pros: It allows me to create positive outlooks on life and share my creativity with my clients.
Cons: At times it can be very stressful.
July 2019
Very rewarding and challenging. A lot of fun as well.
Registered Behavior Technician in Columbus:
Pros: How we provide therapy and I have a lot of flexibility
Cons: Pay
July 2019
Hmm...I wonder why everybody is quitting?!
Registered Behavior Technician in Beverly:
Pros: The clients that I serve & my current direct supervisor.
Cons: The unrealistic expectations, lack of support, lack of informed decision making, borderline unethical practices, cheap business practices, lack of consistency company wide, disrespectful and often incorrect communications with HR department/scheduling.

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