Jacksonville recorded 29 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 16 new providers this week and 18 new providers this year. Records include 25 individuals and four organizations, indicating that the update reflects both practitioners and provider entities. The reported concentration signals limited Jacksonville activity relative to the national registry, although NPI records do not confirm whether providers are actively practicing, accepting patients, staffing a site or offering ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
Jacksonville’s records include 2 BCBA providers and 10 RBT providers, with no providers identified as holding both credentials. That mix points to a direct-care workforce substantially larger than the documented behavior-analytic supervisory workforce. In practice, a small BCBA base can limit the number of RBTs that clinics can effectively supervise and may constrain caseload growth, even when RBT registrations are increasing. The registry also includes mental health counselors, clinical social workers, a speech-language pathologist and an addiction counselor. Credential and taxonomy categories overlap where records carry multiple classifications; one provider is identified with multiple taxonomies, so these groups should not be added as mutually exclusive shares.
Workforce Demographics
Women represent 21 providers, or 84% of the reported workforce. Men represent three providers, or 12%, while one nonbinary provider represents 4%. The registry does not identify any notable organization appearing multiple times, and the four organization records have different names. Overall, Jacksonville’s update suggests a mostly individual, female workforce with a strong RBT presence but limited documented BCBA supervision capacity, a pattern that could make expanded ABA access dependent on recruiting and retaining additional behavior analysts.
