Vermont’s latest CMS NPI registry weekly update lists 25 providers, with a reported national weekly share of 0%. That share likely reflects rounding and indicates Vermont accounts for a very small portion of nationwide registry activity. The update records 11 providers added this week and 14 this year; these registry entries do not necessarily represent new hires or available appointments.
ABA Credential Mix
The credential summary lists no BCBAs, RBTs or dual BCBA-RBT providers. That leaves no BCBA-to-RBT ratio to assess and provides no evidence of registered ABA supervisor or technician capacity in this update. The other listed credentials include LCMHC, LICSW and LCSW, among others, but they should not be treated as ABA credentials. Four providers have multiple taxonomies, so taxonomy categories can overlap rather than represent distinct workforce groups. Vermont’s 22 individuals and 3 organizations also include a broader behavioral health workforce, not just ABA practitioners.
Demographics and Organizations
The registry reports 18 female providers (82%), 3 male providers (14%) and 1 nonbinary provider (5%). The reported percentages sum to more than 100% because of rounding. No organizations are identified as notable repeat entries. The three organizations listed are separate records, while Burlington, Bennington and Barre are among the cities represented more than once in the provider data. The records span mental health counseling, social work, case management, psychology and other services.
For ABA operators, the absence of listed BCBA and RBT credentials signals that this update cannot establish Vermont’s ABA workforce depth; broader registry monitoring is needed to assess supervision capacity and access.
