Remote BCBA Supervision | Clients Provided | 100% Unrestricted

Remote BCBA supervision is available in 49 out of 50 states (sorry, Arizonans!). Our program is designed to provide trainees with predominantly unrestricted fieldwork hours. Many people don’t realize that restricted hours are not required to sit for the exam. Many trainees have completed 100% of their hours with us as unrestricted, and several of them now work with our organization, helping us serve non-profits, churches, and schools across the country.

Your supervision fees directly fund free behavior-analytic support for families, regardless of diagnosis, age, insurance coverage, or ability to pay. This is meaningful fieldwork that gives you the opportunity to develop real clinical skills while serving real families.

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Remote BCBA Supervision in almost all 50 States

Become a BCBA Through Work That Matters

Becoming a BCBA should feel meaningful, not mechanical. Your fieldwork here is built around unrestricted activities that prepare you for the full scope of behavior science while supporting families who cannot access services anywhere else.

Our Virginia-based behavior science practice serves:

caregivers needing behavior support with their children
neurotypical and neurodivergent adults interested in learning evidence-based strategies
caregivers of older adults who benefit from behavioral gerontology approaches

Your supervision hours allow these individuals to receive behavioral support at no cost, no insurance, and no waitlists.

Your Clear and Ethical Path to BCBA Certification

If you want a clear and ethical path to BCBA certification in almost all 50 states, supported by diverse populations, individualized guidance, and the opportunity to make a tangible impact, you are in the right place.

Your fieldwork fees directly fund free evidence-based support for families and caregivers who would otherwise receive none.

Unrestricted Hours With Purpose and Impact

Families receive behavioral coaching based support at no cost, no insurance, no diagnosis, and no waitlists because your supervision fees make their access possible. You gain unrestricted hours by completing activities that build real competence: assessing needs, coaching caregivers, teaching daily living skills, and applying behavior science in meaningful, ethical ways. No RBT job or technician role is required.

A Rare Opportunity to Apply Behavior Science to Aging and Dementia

One of our seven BCBAs is expanding into behavioral gerontology and applying behavior science to support older adults and individuals living with dementia. Trainees who want to stand out can participate in project work such as literature reviews, caregiver support tools, assessment adaptations, and the foundational steps required to bring evidenced-based behavior support strategies into this underserved area.

BCBA trainee working on ABA behavioral gerontology and caregiver support projects during remote supervision

Workspace with laptop and notebook used for remote BCBA supervision tasks and ABA fieldwork documentation

Person completing BCBA fieldwork activities and ABA planning as part of remote supervision program

How Remote BCBA Supervision Works

All services are delivered to Virginia-based clients through our Virginia-based ABA practice, and supervision is structured around the client’s service location. You do not need to be an RBT or technician. You receive individualized BCBA-only supervision, a clear structure for your unrestricted work, and documentation support that keeps you audit-ready.

Pricing is simple. You pay only for supervision time. All remaining monthly hours are free because your investment directly funds ABA based support for families and caregivers who cannot access services anywhere else.

Who This Program Is For

This program is designed for trainees who want all unrestricted hours, exposure to diverse populations, opportunities beyond autism, and a training experience that reflects the full science of ABA. It is ideal for students who want supervision in all 50 states, who want to support children, adults, and older adults, and who want their fieldwork fees to directly fund free ABA based support for families and caregivers.