HILS provides supervision to individuals seeking certification as a BCBA or BCaBA
Board Certified Behaviour Analysts (BCBA), Board Certified Assistant Behaviour Analysts – are individuals who:
• Belong to a professional association, called the Behaviour Analyst Certification Board (BACB). The Behaviour Analyst Certification Board has defined ethics, standards, and requirements that all BCBAs and BCaBAs must follow.
• Provide functional behaviour assessments, functional analyses, and consultation in the development of teaching programs and behaviour management programs in public or private settings;
• Have passed a national examination in applied behaviour analysis reflecting a mastery of how to apply behavioural principles;
• Have been supervised by a qualified BCBA or BCBA-D for a required period of time prior to taking the examination;
• Have completed required university courses and training in the theory and techniques of ABA; at the Master’s level for BCBA, the Doctoral level for BCBA-D, and the Bachelor’s level for BCaBA.
Our BCBAs have extensive experience serving individuals with a variety of diagnoses and behavioural challenges in a variety of settings.
Our BCBAs are ready to work with you on further developing your skills and/or earning your certification.
We can provide supervision to individuals who have begun their coursework required to meet the BCBA or BCaBA coursework requirements and are seeking Supervised Independent Fieldwork.
**If you are interested in being supervised by one of our BCBAs, please visit www.bacb.com to be sure that you meet the requirements outlined to begin your supervised fieldwork.**
HILS currently offers two paths toward certification:
1) The requirement for BCaBA includes:
• 1000 hours of Supervised Independent Fieldwork.
• Minimum of 10 hours per week of supervised work, and a maximum of 30 hours per week of supervised work (which can be counted towards certification).
• Supervision for at least 5% of the supervised work during each 2 week supervision period. E.g., if during a 2 week period you work for 20 hours providing behaviour analytic services, you must receive 1 hour of supervision during that 2 week period.
2) The requirement for BCBA includes:
• 1500 hours of Supervised Independent Fieldwork.
• Minimum of 10 hours per week of supervised work, and a maximum of 30 hours per week of supervised work (which can be counted towards certification).
• Supervision for at least 5% of the supervised work during each 2 week supervision period. E.g., if during a 2 week period you work for 20 hours providing behaviour analytic services, you must receive 1 hour of supervision during that 2 week period.
For more information on plans and pricing please contact us