New Jersey has 199 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 2% of the national weekly total. The file records 117 providers added this week and 127 this year, including 145 individuals and 54 organizations. That concentration signals a meaningful share of national registry activity, but NPI records track registrations—not confirmed hiring, staffing levels or appointment availability.

ABA credential mix

The credential summary lists 27 BCBAs and 16 RBTs, with no dual BCBA-RBT credentials reported. Unlike a technician-heavy workforce, BCBAs outnumber RBTs in these counts. That pattern suggests a comparatively larger pool of potential supervisors, but does not establish how many are available to supervise or how many RBTs they serve. The categories are not a complete census: the separate credential-text field reports different counts, and credential and taxonomy classifications can overlap. One provider is listed with BCBA and LBA credentials; an LBA is a state license layered on top of BCBA certification.

Demographics and organizations

Among individuals, the registry reports 122 women (84%), 22 men (15%) and one nonbinary provider (1%). The figures describe listed individuals, not organizations. Marathon Health, LLC appears eight times in the notable-organization data, with records in multiple New Jersey locations. Those records represent a repeated organization, not eight separate employers. Mount Laurel, Cherry Hill, Jersey City, Westampton and Newark lead the listed cities.

New Jersey’s update shows active registry growth and a BCBA-heavy reported credential mix, but the counts alone cannot show whether ABA staffing or access is expanding in step with demand.