Fieldwork Supervision

Ethical, structured BCBA fieldwork supervision designed to support skill development, accountability, and transition into independent practice.

I provide supervision that goes beyond hour tracking—focusing on clinical reasoning, ethical decision-making, and real-world BCBA responsibilities.

What This Supervision Includes

My fieldwork supervision program is aligned with BACB requirements and structured to help supervisees build competence, not just accumulate hours.

Supervisees engage in:

• Assessment and data analysis

• Program design, revision, and monitoring

• Staff and caregiver training

• Ethical decision-making and case conceptualization

• Supervision preparation and professional communication

All activities are reviewed and approved to ensure they qualify as valid fieldwork experiences FieldworkSupervisionContract.

Supervision Structure

Supervision includes a combination of:

• Individual supervision

• Group supervision

• Direct client-overlap observation

All meetings are scheduled in advance and conducted in a clinical, instructional format. Supervision time is protected, intentional, and documented.

Supervisees are expected to submit weekly logs, written reflections, and curriculum assignments to support learning and accountability.

Training Model & Phases

Phase One: Fieldwork & Foundational Training (6 months)

Focus:

• Ethics and professionalism

• Data collection, graphing, and analysis

• Guided program writing

• Completion of supervision curriculum

• Accrual and verification of fieldwork hours

This phase prioritizes learning and guided practice, not independent case oversight

Phase Two: Advanced Clinical Training (6–12 months)

Designed as a mentorship-style transition year, Phase Two focuses on developing BCBA-level skills under supervision, including:

• Staff supervision and performance feedback

• Parent and caregiver training

• Program and behavior plan writing

• Exposure to insurance and documentation standards

• Clinical decision-making and collaboration

Responsibilities increase gradually based on competence and supervisor approval. Independent BCBA practice is not permitted during this phase

Phase Three: Advanced Mentorship (6 months)

After fieldwork hours are completed, ongoing supervision and mentorship continue at a reduced rate.

This phase supports:

• Clinical judgment refinement

• Leadership readiness

• Transition into independent BCBA practice

Supervision Tracks & Fees (Clear, Transparent)

Regular Supervised Fieldwork (5%)

• Approx. 20–130 hours/month

• Minimum 60% unrestricted activities

• Minimum 5% supervised hours

• Fee:

  • $600/month (Employee)

  • $900/month (Remote / Non-Employee)

Concentrated Supervised Fieldwork (10%)

• Approx. 20–130 hours/month

• Minimum 60% unrestricted activities

• Minimum 10% supervised hours

• Fee:

  • $900/month (Employee)

  • $1,400/month (Remote / Non-Employee)

All fees are due in advance and are non-refundable

“Is This a Good Fit?”

This supervision may be a good fit if you:

• Are enrolled in qualifying coursework

• Can commit to weekly meetings and assignments

• Want structured feedback and accountability

• Are willing to engage in unrestricted clinical work

• Value ethical, professional growth over shortcuts

This supervision may not be a good fit if you:

• Are looking for minimal involvement or hour-only supervision

• Cannot meet deadlines or attend meetings consistently

• Are seeking guaranteed certification or exam outcomes

Supervision does not guarantee certification, exam success, or BACB approval of hours