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Remote BCBA Supervision: Clients Provided, Unrestricted Hours, and Real BCBA-Level Training

  • Writer: Matt Hilley, M.Ed, BCBA, Founder/CEO
    Matt Hilley, M.Ed, BCBA, Founder/CEO
  • Dec 27, 2025
  • 2 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

If you are searching for remote BCBA supervision, you are probably trying to avoid two common problems:

  1. Paying for supervision while scrambling to find your own clients

  2. Getting stuck in a narrow lane where “ABA experience” basically means one setting, one population

At our practice, we built the opposite: Remote BCBA Supervision

Defining feature #1: ABA across populations

A lot of trainees get trained in one environment with one population, then graduate and realize they do not know how to generalize their skills outside of that lane.

Our model is built around variety on purpose:

  • Parents of neurodivergent children who need practical caregiver coaching

  • Caregivers supporting aging loved ones who want to stay home longer and safer

  • Adults who want structure, routines, and better quality of life support

Defining feature #2: Clients are provided

You do not have to recruit your own clients.

If you are offered a supervision slot with us, you are provided with a real client. Your supervision fee funds the service so the client pays $0. Remote BCBA Supervision

What you do as a trainee

This is not a “busywork” setup. The goal is BCBA-level competence.


Expect:

  • Structured scenario work so you learn to think like a BCBA

  • Real troubleshooting with your assigned client so you are not guessing

  • Direct coaching and feedback so you improve quickly

  • Exam prep integrated into remote BCBA supervision so fieldwork and studying support each other.


How the schedule works

  • You meet with your provided client twice a month remotely

  • One of our BCBAs coach you through the process so you know what to do

  • The rest of your fieldwork is unrestricted work from a menu of tasks you complete at your own pace


How the math works

  1. Decide how many hours you want to collect monthly

  2. Multiply by the BACB supervision percentage (standard vs concentrated)

  3. That gives you the supervised hours you need

  4. You only pay for supervised hours


Example:

  • 60 hours x 5% = 3 supervised hours

  • 3 supervised hours x $99 = $297

Apply

I keep this selective because quality matters and I want trainees who care about the mission.


If you want remote BCBA supervision with clients provided, unrestricted hours, and a model where your supervision fee funds free services for families, apply here:


 
 
 

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