Caseloads that make sense
You’ll have time to know the families you work with, plan sessions thoughtfully, and deliver care that goes beyond checking boxes. When caseloads are manageable, you can focus on the quality of your work and build real relationships with the families you serve.

Administrative support that frees you up
Scheduling, insurance authorizations, billing—our operations team handles it. Your time goes toward clinical work: planning sessions, collecting data, and working directly with families. Less paperwork, more of what you’re trained to do.

Communication that doesn’t leave you guessing
You’ll know what’s expected and where you stand. Feedback is regular and useful, and when issues come up, we talk through them directly.

Your observations shape care
When you’re working with a family week after week, you notice things. Maybe a reinforcer isn’t working anymore, or a child does better with sessions outside, or there’s a family pattern affecting progress. Those observations matter here. You’re not just following a plan someone else wrote, you’re part of figuring out what helps each child and family.

Clinical judgment counts
We want you to think critically about your work. If something doesn’t make sense, ask. If you see a better approach, bring it up. Good clinical work requires judgment, not just following protocols without question.

The teamwork is genuine
You’ll work alongside BCBAs and other therapists who understand this work. When a case gets tricky, you work through it together. When a family has a win, you celebrate it together.