The BCBA workforce crisis has a structural root that cannot be solved by increasing training program enrollment alone. With approximately 50% of all current BCBAs having held their certification for fewer than three years, the field has a novice-heavy demographic structure in which the demand for clinical leadership significantly outpaces the supply of experienced practitioners capable of providing it.
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Join Free →In the current ABA and landscape we have seen a steady increase in the need for ABA services throughout the United States. This demand has subsequently driven the need for BCBAs to provide that care. Current information says that ~50% of all BCBAs have had their certificate for less than 3 years. This indicates that [...]
| Certification Body | Credits | Type |
|---|---|---|
| BACB | 1.5 | Supervision |
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