8 Reviews
Rating Distribution
Rewarding but stressful entry-level ABA role
Can lead to a rewarding career with performance-based raises (up to ~$19/hr), but the work is stressful given the student population and starting pay is only $15/hr.
thumb_up Pros
- Performance-based pay increases
- Rewarding work
thumb_down Cons
- Stressful
- Low starting pay
Terrible pay, insufficient training
Good exposure to ABA and autism care, but pay is very low and training is insufficient given the physical risk from students.
thumb_up Pros
- Learning opportunities in ABA
thumb_down Cons
- Very low pay
- Insufficient training
- Physical safety risk
Supportive administration, safe workplace
Felt trusted by administration and appreciated by students in this role.
thumb_up Pros
- Safe workplace
- Supportive administration
- Positive student relationships
Good starting point in ABA field
Passionate coworkers and a good place to start an ABA career, though there is little room to grow and limited RBT training support.
thumb_up Pros
- Passionate coworkers
- Good entry point into ABA field
thumb_down Cons
- No growth opportunities
- Lacks RBT training support
Nice coworkers, pay doesn't match the stress
Coworkers were nice but the work is dangerous, understaffing is an issue, and pay doesn't match the stress involved. Time-off policy is strict.
thumb_up Pros
- Nice coworkers
thumb_down Cons
- Dangerous work
- Understaffing
- Inadequate pay
- Strict time-off policy
Poor work environment
Unstable pay, understaffed, dirty facility, and broken promises from management led to a poor overall experience.
thumb_down Cons
- Unstable pay
- Understaffed
- Dirty facility
- Broken managerial promises
- Supply shortages
Understaffed, thrown in without training
Lack of structure and inadequate training left new hires unprepared; high turnover and poor hiring practices were notable issues.
thumb_down Cons
- Lack of structure
- Inadequate training
- High turnover
- Poor hiring practices
Helpful coworkers, but pay and advancement lacking
Coworkers were knowledgeable and helpful, but low pay, limited benefits, and no advancement opportunities were the biggest downsides.
thumb_up Pros
- Knowledgeable, helpful coworkers
thumb_down Cons
- Low pay
- Limited benefits
- No advancement opportunities
- Inadequate training