New Survey Highlights Administrative Burdens Impacting BCBAs' Patient Care Quality
The Challenge Facing Board Certified Behavior Analysts
In a profession that prides itself on care, compassion, and clinical excellence, the recent survey conducted by Rethink Behavioral Health (RethinkBH) exposes a concerning trend among Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs). Despite their strong dedication to their clients, many BCBAs find themselves overwhelmed by excessive administrative duties that detract from their primary goal: patient care.
The survey, known as the BCBA State of the Profession Survey 2025, highlights that a significant 61% of BCBAs express a wish to focus more on direct patient interactions rather than getting mired in administrative tasks. These findings are alarming as they reveal a profession at a critical juncture.
Impact of Stress on BCBAs
Angela Nelson, Ed.D, BCBA, and Vice President of Clinical Services at Rethink, points out the personal and professional strains caused by stress and overwork in the field. According to the survey, 89% of BCBAs report experiencing work-related stress, with 26% describing their situations as either
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