North Dakota has 22 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported 0% share of the national weekly total. The state added 5 providers this week and 10 this year; the file includes 18 individuals and 4 organizations. The reported share signals that North Dakota contributes a very small fraction of weekly registry activity, though the figure is rounded and the update does not measure active staffing or access to care.
ABA Workforce Mix
The credential summary lists 0 BCBAs, 3 RBTs and 0 dual BCBA-RBT credentials. The reported RBT-to-BCBA count therefore does not describe a functioning supervision ratio: the registry summary shows technicians but no BCBA credentials. RBTs need BCBA supervision in ABA practice, so the figures point to limited visible supervisory capacity in this update, not proof that services lack supervisors. Ten providers have multiple taxonomies, and taxonomy categories can overlap; those records should not be added as separate people or interpreted as mutually exclusive workforce groups. The credential-text field lists other behavioral health and related credentials, including counselors, social workers, a psychologist and a speech-language pathologist.
Demographics and Organizations
The gender fields report 17 women and 1 man, with no nonbinary providers listed. Those counts total the 18 individuals, not all 22 providers. No notable organizations were identified, so the update does not show a repeatedly named employer. The listed cities include Fargo, Minot, Grand Forks, Bismarck and Jamestown; Fargo appears often among individual records, while Minot includes several organization listings.
The update suggests a small, geographically distributed behavioral health workforce with RBT registrations but no BCBA credentials reported, making supervisory recruitment a key concern for ABA access.
