Pluspunten
Entry level (foot in the door) easy hiring high pay (but very little hours)
Minpunten
As another person stated- hired on the spot. It was interesting that they paid more than some other behavior therapy companies yet did not run well. There is a very high turn over. Every few months a BCBA supervisor/ case manager would quit. This was disruptive to the client's programs and the therapists work. I can recall one supervisor who truly was passionate about helping children with autism say to me that in 10 years of this kind of work they have never seen a bad company like this before. She saw some unethical issues and I also noticed too. When I heard the case manager say that I realized I wasn't the only one thinking that. I talked to other friends who are also behavior therapists at other companies. There companies actually trained their employees and made sure to check in with their therapists. At Quantum, the training was 2 days of lectures. I was literally thrown in to do the job without any supervisor to help show me the ropes. no shadowing. Communication from supervisors and office was terrible. No one would get back to my emails or my calls. I felt like the top people of the company didn't care about their clients or therapists. There are honestly so many red flags that I could describe but this was my experience in a nut shell. This company will go down the drain soon if they don't change their standards. I saw families confused and disappointed and I do not want to be apart of that. These families deserve better quality of service.