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Feel like I lucked out with my RBT job

I got my current RBT job by meeting my employer at a job fair and then interviewing. I didn’t know anything about the ABA field before I got this job. I think I got really lucky with the clinic I was hired.

I know this stuff might be the bare minimum, but I’ve read so many horror stories on this subreddit that I wanted to share my experience.

I had two weeks of shadowing before I was ever alone and 1 on 1 with a client. The company is in-clinic and in-home but as a new RBT I am currently only in-clinic. If my client cancels, instead of losing out on the money the clinic will let me choose to fill the time. I see all of my supervising BCBAs in the clinic and can talk to them everyday. If I need a bathroom break or just a regular break during the session I can message a work group chat and one of my BCBA supervisors will relieve me.

Overall it is a very supportive environment and I am enjoying it so far.

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u/Conscious-Ad-1711 — 4 days ago

Was looking for a job and then I found a job, and heaven knows I’m miserable now

I don’t feel like I’ll ever have a career I like. I feel like maybe I should see a career counselor? I’m 26 and I’ve never had a job I enjoyed. I feel like there are so many jobs out there that I don’t even know about that could suit me better. Maybe I should go back to school? If you love your job what’s your job? I would love to know.

u/Conscious-Ad-1711 — 1 month ago

Got a job after 1.5 years of unemployment

Briefly thought I would never work again . Also used to work Human Resources and now I’m entering the healthcare field. If y’all could recommend any good scrubs or shoes that would be great.

u/Conscious-Ad-1711 — 2 months ago