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Experience Standards
OLD EXPERIENCE STANDARDS - BCABA
Experience:
The applicant must complete
- 12 months of Mentored Experience, or
- 6
months of Supervised Experience, or
- A
combination of a and b above. Experience must include at least
20 hours per week, 80 hours per month, in behavior analysis.
See definitions
of Mentored and Supervised Experience below.
Possession of a doctorate degree from an institution that meets the
requirements specified in Section A., with a dissertation that had
behavior analysis as its central focus, may be substituted for 9 months
of mentored experience.
Mentored
Experience:
Acceptable mentored experience must meet all of the following conditions:
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The
applicant’s primary duties during the mentored experience
are:
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Designing,
implementing and monitoring behavior analysis programs for persons
and/or,
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Overseeing
the implementation of behavior analysis programs by others.
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Mentored experience includes monthly contacts between the applicant
and a mentor who either is a BCBA, or can meet the degree requirements
and one of the coursework options for taking the BCBA examination.
During the monthly contacts, the mentor discusses and evaluates
the behavior analysis programs designed by the applicant.
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The mentor is not the applicant's subordinate or employee during
the mentored experience period. The mentor will not be considered
an employee of the applicant if the only compensation received by
the mentor consists of payment for mentoring.
Supervised Experience: Supervised Experience that meets
the following criteria may be substituted for mentored experience on
a 2 to one basis. One month of acceptable supervised experience is equivalent
to 2 months of acceptable mentored experience, subject to the following
conditions:
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The
applicant’s primary duties during the supervised experience
are:
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Designing,
implementing and monitoring behavior analysis programs for persons
and/or,
-
Overseeing
the implementation of behavior analysis programs by others.
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Supervised experience includes face-to-face meetings for at least
two hours every two weeks between the applicant and a supervisor
who either is a BCBA, or can meet the degree requirements and one
of the coursework options for taking the BCBA examination. During
supervision meetings, the supervisor discusses and evaluates the
behavior analysis programs designed by the applicant.
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The supervisor is not the applicant's subordinate or employee during
the supervised experience period. The mentor will not be considered
an employee of the applicant if the only compensation received by
the supervisor consists of payment for supervision.
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