Supportive place to work - Behavioral Interventionist Applied Interventions & Methodologies Employee Review

I worked with AIM years ago (before 2013 but I can't select years before then). My experience couldn't have been better. The kids and most of the parents were incredibly sweet. Both Sandy and my supervisor were wonderful mentors and helped me not only learn ABA techniques but helped me become the professional I am today. Hands down best organization I've ever worked.

At the time being an independent contractor was a bit painful during tax season but using quarterly estimates are recommended.

The clients make the job worthwhile. Working with kids and families, seeing client growth, and learning about ABA strategies are definite pros. The supervisors are all supportive, knowledgeable and caring.

The emphasis is on the bottom line, not the well-being of clients. Employees are treated like they're unimportant and disposable. There are no holidays, sick days, or vacation days for BIs, even if you're full-time. The CEO doesn't seem to care about her employees or what their ideas are. A couple of years ago over 100 people left the company at the same time because they were being treated so badly. The 30 people or so left tried to be loyal, but now they are being treated badly too, so good people are leaving again. Turnover is a direct result of the CEO. Because of the huge turnover rate, the clients suffer.