special education paraprofessional

behavioral therapist

board certified behavior analyst

aba therapist

registered behavior technician

GAMUT Behavioral Services

I LOVE this company. They are legitimate, professional, supportive, and treat all contractors with respect and understanding. The quality/skill of my colleagues is much more legit and professional than other ABA places (who sadly will hire anyone with a pulse.) The management/BCBA's I've worked with have all been friendly, chill, and super helpful. The workplace culture is very professional but also laid-back and fun. I love that I can text my BCBA with any questions I have and she's responsive, she also values my input/preferences and won't just send me wherever she needs without getting my consent first. GAMUT also requires and provides PD/training in a  much more comprehensive and actually useful way than other ABA companies I've worked for where training was a joke at best and downright negligent at worst. This place is also great because they do almost exclusively in-school placements, so there are a lot of full-day cases available, but also the option to do partial-day cases to create a custom PT schedule if you want. My hours in DelCo are 8:30-3:30 with a half-hour lunch break.
Downsides:
It is contract-only, so no benefits or taxes are taken out; pay is monthly only; I also wish there were more company events/trainings where we all could get together at the office because I would love to get to know my co-workers better and have more opportunities to network with everyone (working 1:1 in school can be a bit isolating from colleagues, depending on the nature of your role.) Last, I have to do extra documentation for the school district I'm in, but that's balanced by the fact that I do much less paperwork for Gamut itself than in previous roles. Overall, I am extremely happy with this company and highly recommend.

Stay away! I was so excited at the opportunity to work for Gamut. I was offered a position as as a registered behavior technician. They required that you complete 40 hours of training to receive an RBT certificate. I did all the hours of training and took detailed notes, I got all of my clearances completed in a timely fashion, and  every email I received I followed up within 24 hours or less. Upon completing my certificate, I received my case and was assigned to a BCBA to help me through the process. It took 12 days for them to answer my questions and help me get started. That’s when things got really messy. While waiting, I received another job offer, so I sent another email to HR asking some questions so I could make a an educated decision. Only to be let down again because I had to wait three days for a response! I know life happens, I know that nothing is ever perfect, but the end of the day your mission is getting trained professionals to these children.  Thankfully,  I found out about Gamut before I got started and grateful for my new position at another company. 
The icing on the cake…I brought up my concerns to management and all they did was make a lot of excuses instead of being professional and taking the feedback in stride as a way to learn and grow. 

I've been with GAMUT long term and have loved every second! I started as an ABA therapist, and was eventually provided with the opportunity to move into an RBT position. The company provided a me with an amazing training, study guides and ongoing supervision. I worked in a variety of schools and programs, and always had amazing support from my direct supervisors, as well as upper administration. This job is beyond rewarding, as if you're looking to grow into a BCBA role, this is the place to be. This year, I was recruited to move in an admin position within GAMUT and the transition was seamless. We've been able to make long-term changes to the company, and I believe the company has their employees best interests in mind at all times.

It’s a great company and really does help children reach new goals. Downfall is it’s a contracted position which means absolutely no benefits, paid vacations, sick days etc  and hours aren’t consistent. You can work 30 hours one week and 0 hours for 3 weeks (when schools have breaks). Definitely not a job you could live off independently but overall a good learning experience.

What is the best part of working at the company?
They help you find the right student/ school/ classroom to suite your past experiences or to help get your more experiences if you want

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
We used to get paid once a month, but last month they changed it to bi weekly.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I enjoy where I work. I work in a very diverse field where it’s been a plus thus far to see all cultures equally.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Go to work and go home it’s really a straight forward job.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Gamut seems to be a nice company to work for only down side if you are contracted you don't get all the advantages. No paid holiday, and using your PTO is difficult. Also No School no pay 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
When school is closed you lose pay 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Nice environment  working with different age groups and very diverse

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very busy all the time. You can work with nice staffs

Excellent owner and clinical director. CD always willing to provide as much assistance as necessary especially for newer behavior analysts. Everything was done ethically, diligently and professionally. The challenging part about the job was not related to the company but to environmental factors such as parents not answering calls, teachers not following plans, etc. They also hire great therapists who are mostly being supervised in order to obtain their board certification in ABA.

The experience depends on where you work. The job is very flexible and you determine your workload. The daycares and schools I ended up working were very lovely and so were the kids and their parents. Different county’s pay differently and the company is associated with 3 different county’s Montgomery, Bucks and Delaware. The only down side is your pay depends whether or not the child comes to school or if the IU has a break (they have a lot of breaks) but it usually easy to be a substitute for another child.

The most enjoyable part of working here is being able to be one-on-one with special needs students and having the freedom to chose your own schedule. The most difficult part is that because you are an independent contractor through this agency, you are primarily on your own without supervisors or co-workers that you regularly see to bounce ideas off of, etc. This was my first experience in working with special needs children aged 3-5, so I have learned a lot through this work experience.

I am a current employee at GAMUT. I just started this fall and have found the role very rewarding! I have consistent hours at GAMUT; my previous company had a high rate but inconsistent hours, so it did not ad up. The administrative team is supportive, and helps guide me when I reach out to them regarding questions. Some of the schools can be challenging, but that I a battle with any program you work at in this field. 

Benefits are great for position! 

Excited to gain more experience in the role. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Special education paraprofessional 186 salaries reported	$21.50 per hour
Behavioral therapist 49 salaries reported	$24.41 per hour
Board certified behavior analyst 6 salaries reported	$90,000 per year
Aba therapist 1 salary reported	$21.50 per hour
Registered behavior technician 3 salaries reported	$32.50 per hour

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