Depends on the specialization the BCBA works in (Autism, Criminal Justice, Business, Education), but typically between $70-150 per hour.
Clinical supervision for BCBA certification candidate, provided by a BCBA, is roughly $50-100 per hour.
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They do it for free I've heard.
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In Houston a BCBA can expect to start out at atleast $60,000 annually but those with more experience can make up to $100,000 annually. If you only have a BCaBA expect to start out around $35,000 annually. Keep in mind your salary will also depend on whether you work for yourself or for a company like a clinic, school, or hospital.
The range varies. It could be anywhere from $65k starting to well over $100k a year with experienc. The average hourly pay for fee-for-service rate is $60-$150/hour depending on what services the BCBA is providing.
I know BCaBA's that started out making 50k through the school system. I know a BCBA who makes about 45k with expeirence. Another BCBA whom I know who owns her own buisness makes about 90$ per hour... I don't know of any BCaBA's or BCBA's make any less than 40K to start.
Start with these four: How many BCBA supervision hours will my child receive each month? How often is the treatment plan formally reviewed? Who do I contact between reviews? How will progress data be shared with me? A well-run clinic will answer all four without hesitation. Also ask how many children each BCBA oversees and who covers when yours is away. You can confirm any BCBA's credentials through the public registry kept by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board. If you're comparing options in Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina or Illinois, Adapt For Life lists all AFL clinic locations so you can see what's near you.
A BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) is the clinician who runs the whole program. They assess your child, write the treatment plan, set the goals and supervise the staff who deliver the sessions. The day-to-day sessions are usually led by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). The BCBA isn't always in the room, but they should be observing sessions, reviewing data regularly and changing the plan when something isn't working. They should also explain the plan in plain language and involve you in choosing priorities. A good way to check the quality of a provider is to ask how many supervision hours your child gets each month and how much of that is direct observation. In well-run clinic-based ABA therapy, the clinic can answer that straight away.
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