Wash. Admin. Code § 246-805-220
Licensed assistant behavior analyst—Required topics for classroom hours
Effective Jun 17, 2024WSR 24-11-103RCW 18.122.050, 18.380.050, 18.380.110, 43.70.110, 43.70.250, 2020 c 76, and 2021 c 276HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF
(1) An applicant for initial licensure as an LABA shall complete a minimum of 135 classroom hours of instruction in specific behavior analysis topics from a recognized educational institution in compliance with WAC 246-805-210. Topics must include the following content areas and the minimum number of hours specified:
- (a) Ten hours of ethical considerations;
- (b) Forty hours of definitions and characteristics and principles, processes, and concepts;
- (c) Twenty hours of experimental evaluation of interventions, measurement of behavior, and displaying and interpreting behavioral data;
- (d) Twenty-five hours of behavioral assessment and selecting intervention outcomes and strategies; and
- (e) Forty hours of behavior change procedures and systems support.
- (2) Classroom hours under this section may be taken in addition to the applicant's bachelor's degree program if the hours are part of an accepted course sequence.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 18.122.050, 18.380.050, 18.380.110, 43.70.110, 43.70.250, 2020 c 76, and 2021 c 276. WSR 24-11-103, § 246-805-220, filed 5/17/24, effective 6/17/24. Statutory Authority: Chapter 18.380 RCW, RCW 18.122.050 and 43.70.250. WSR 17-08-018, § 246-805-220, filed 3/27/17, effective 4/27/17.]