Remote BCBA Supervision
Ethical. Individualized. Beyond Autism.
Ethical Remote Supervision for BCBA Fieldwork Hours
Our supervision model is remote, leads to BCBA certification and licensure all 50 states, and is tailored to your skill set. You’ll meet 1:1 with a licensed BCBA, practice the Task List in real contexts, and work with a real Virginia-based clients so your learning translates directly into meaningful outcomes.
Parent Training in Practice
From your first weeks, you’ll learn to plan and deliver parent-led interventions, communicate clearly with caregivers, teach and model strategies, and make ethical, data-based decisions. Families receive services at no cost, so your training supports real people—not simulations.
Behavioral Gerontology with Research Involvement
The lead BCBA is actively completing a PhD in behavior analysis focused on behavioral gerontology. Trainees may assist with study activities serving older adults and individuals living with dementia and, when appropriate, be considered for co-authorship on manuscripts.
OBM Track on the Horizon
A dedicated OBM track launches within six to nine months, adding supervised experience in organizational and workforce applications of ABA.
Structure You Can Trust
Supervision is 1:1 unless you request peer collaboration. Sessions focus on treatment integrity, plan development, caregiver instruction, ethical decision-making, and supervised unrestricted activities. We use the Ripley Fieldwork Tracker for clean documentation. No RBT requirement.
Pace and Pricing
You set the pace—40 to 160 hours per month, supported as needed. Supervision is $99 per supervision hour with a 40-hour monthly minimum (2 supervision hours). No contracts, upsells, or hidden fees.
Is This for You?
This program fits trainees who want real-world readiness, exposure to populations beyond autism, and the chance to contribute to research—while building the skills to supervise others.
Apply Now
Spots are limited to maintain quality. If you’re ready for supervision that gives you real clients, unique populations, and even the chance to publish research, apply today.