Pros
They offer a good benefits package.
Cons
The caseload is very high-volume (typically 15-17 patients/day, 4 days/week) and heavily weighted toward high-behavior ASD clients. While this provides fast exposure, it could be overwhelming for a new clinician without strong external support systems in place. Because of the productivity-driven model, therapy is usually not individualized for patients, and goals are often the same for most patients. Supervision and overall support varies significantly depending on assignment. At times, feedback and case guidance can be limited, so you may have to independently learn evaluation and documentation workflows while managing a full caseload and backlog. Cancellations are typically filled very quickly, so schedules remain consistently full. During periods of illness or backlog, reducing caseload is not always an option.