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You're about to hand two years of your career to someone. Ask these questions first.

Between 1,500 and 2,000 hours of supervised fieldwork, handed to a person you barely know, at the exact moment you have the least power and the least information you'll ever have in this field. Most trainees pick whoever says yes.

You are allowed to interview them. Most trainees don't realize this.

Inside, you'll get:

  • ♡ 25 questions across five areas — capacity, structure, values, disagreement, and money
  • ♡ What a good answer sounds like, and what's a warning sign
  • ♡ The 2022 and 2027 BACB fieldwork requirements, side by side
  • ♡ Ten red flags, including the one nobody names
  • ♡ What to do if you're already in a bad arrangement
  • ♡ A printable one-page checklist to take into the conversation

Free. 10 pages. From someone who's been on both sides of the table.

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This guide is educational and reflects general practice considerations and my own experience as a supervisor. It is not legal or regulatory advice, and it does not replace the BCBA Handbook, your supervision contract, or direction from your responsible supervisor. Certification requirements change — verify current standards at bacb.com before making decisions about your fieldwork.

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