May 21, 2019

Behavior Frontiers Grad Expo – Cultivating our Own!

Behavior Frontiers hosted representatives from several universities for an internal Grad Expo for our Behavior Technicians, Registered Behavior Technicians, direct service and administration staff. The schools were on hand as part of the company’s University Partnership Program -- a highly rated employee benefit -- which provides reduced tuition rates to employees enrolled in a variety of Master’s Program.

The Grad Expo, held on site at Behavior Frontiers Los Angeles Office, afforded employees a convenient and accessible way to learn about advanced degrees that could further their career opportunities in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

“Between all of our partner universities, there is an incredibly diverse offering of programs, to ensure that all of our employees can find a path that fits their passion,” explains Rosi deDomenico, Regional Clinical Director. “[Because] we have made higher education part of our company culture, they know that they will get the support that they need as they move forward with their schooling, including company-sponsored BCBA supervision.”

“All I can say is WOW! It was a huge success. Even more Behavior Technicians showed up than we expected, and all were very eager to learn about the programs at each of the universities in attendance,” deDomenico exclaims with delight. She and her fellow clinical directors, along with Behavior Frontiers’ recruiter, Paola Garcia, are already planning the next University Partnership event. “This type of event is the best way we can contribute to our staff to advance their careers, and, in turn, help more kiddos!”

May 21, 2019

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