California Autism Center reviews

Working with the kids and experiencing their changes were great

I started as a Behavior Technician with little experience in the field, and was trained by competent managers and BCBAs. I ended up applying to graduate school for ABA, and am pursuing my BCBA. I have been able to obtain supervision hours from BCBAs at the company for my Indpendent Fieldwork. I am also allotted money each year for Professional Development, which I can use towards conferences like CalABA. I also love that the company is center-based, and I have access to my supervisors at all times. It is a collaborative workplace that values it's employees. As a behavior technician, I was always able to ask questions and seek advice from my supervisors, which is not always the case for in-home companies. I was also able to work my schedule around my morning job and college courses for a total of 15 hours per week, though most BTs work more hours than that.