Requirements for becoming an RBT:

• Adhering to ethical guidelines set forth by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB)

• Maintaining client confidentiality

• Communicating effectively with clients and their families

• Collaborating with other professionals as needed

• Completing continuing education requirements to maintain certification

• Implementing behavior plans under the supervision of a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

It's crucial to bear in mind that, in your role as an RBT, you serve as a representative of both the behavior analysis profession and the BACB. Upholding professionalism and showcasing a steadfast dedication to the utmost ethical standards in all interactions is paramount.

Furthermore, staying vigilant regarding any alterations in regulations or laws that might impact your practice is essential. Take proactive measures to ensure compliance with all relevant requirements, demonstrating your commitment to staying informed and maintaining the highest standards of professional conduct.