New Jersey has 159 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 2% of the national weekly total. That share places the state within a modest slice of nationwide registry activity; the records show provider enrollment, not verified hiring, staffing levels or available appointments. The update reports 91 providers new this week and 104 new this year, with 123 individuals and 36 organizations in the state total.

ABA credential mix

The credential summary lists 23 BCBAs and 16 RBTs, plus one person with dual BCBA-RBT credentials. These categories overlap: the dual-credential record may also be counted among the BCBA and RBT totals, so they should not be added as separate groups. The counts do not establish actual supervisory relationships, but the larger BCBA tally suggests a potential supervisor pool alongside RBTs who deliver direct services under BCBA supervision. Credential counts alone cannot show whether that capacity matches service demand. One provider is listed with an LBA credential, a state license layered on a BCBA certification.

Demographics and organizations

The registry lists 101 women, or 82%; 20 men, or 16%; and 2 nonbinary providers, or 2%. Those figures describe the wider provider set, not ABA workers alone. No notable organizations are flagged in the update, so it does not identify a repeat organization for emphasis. The list spans individual practitioners and organizations, while 31 providers have multiple taxonomies; those classifications can overlap and are not separate workforce shares. Listed cities include Westampton, Parsippany, Jersey City, Phillipsburg and Cranford.

New Jersey’s registry activity shows participation across behavioral health disciplines, but ABA access will depend on whether the listed BCBA pool can supervise RBTs where services are needed.