Verbal Behavior Center for Autism Reviews
Updated Dec 7, 2016
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- Current Employee, less than 1 year★★★★★
Great for newly grads who can't find a job
Jul 26, 2016 - Behavior Interventionist in Irvine, CARecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
Friendly employees, small company with opportunity for growth, job is for a good cause, you get to see improvement of clients over time, $0.45/ mi from client to client, willingness to give insurance even at 30 hr/wk, paid training
Cons
Low starting wage ($16 for direct service, $15 for everything else), low hours (contract only guarantees hours for the first three months- currently offers 20-40 hrs/wk), a lot of office work that is mind-numbing (finding pictures, cutting, laminating, putting papers in binders, organizing), pretty much have to become rBT (which they don't offer compensation for), a ton of driving (upwards of 2.5 hr/day, 300 mi/week), requires a lot of patients (a lot of noncompliance seen with clients), uncomfortable client settings (you are guaranteed to sweat during summer because they don't put on AC)
Continue reading - Former Employee★★★★★
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Great clients, great coworkers, time off good
Cons
Bad managers, bad training, bad network