Want to Know the Difference Between a BCBA & RBT? Find out in this video
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Welcome to our channel! In this video, we'll explore the key differences between a BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) and an RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) and how these roles complement each other in providing the best care for our clients.
*Here's what we'll cover:*
- *Roles in the Client's Life:* How both BCBAs and RBTs contribute to improving the lives of our clients through personalized care and support.
- *Creating and Carrying Out Treatment Plans:* Understanding the BCBA's role in designing the treatment plan and the RBT's role in implementing it.
- *Data Collection:* The importance of data collection in our field and how both BCBAs and RBTs work together to gather and analyze data to track progress and make informed decisions.
- *Education Level and Experience:* The different education and certification requirements for BCBAs and RBTs, and how these backgrounds prepare us for our specific roles.
- *Collaboration:* Emphasizing that one role cannot function effectively without the other, highlighting the teamwork that drives successful outcomes for our clients.
Our goal is to provide a clear understanding of how these roles interact and support each other. We believe that by working together, BCBAs and RBTs create a stronger, more effective approach to client care.
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Starting my masters program this Fall in ABA with a plan to become a BCBA /LBA and your page has been so insightful! Thank you
Thank you for watching and thank you for your feedback. I appreciate the love!! Congratulations on starting your masters program
I'm a little frustrated with the whole getting the clinical process because then making me have to become an RBT prior to bcba is ridiculous. I have my Master's I'm on the road for the ABA certification because my Master's is in business unfortunately and all the companies in my area want me to become an RBT in order to get the clinicals. Getting paid RBT salary at the age 37 with a masters and currently making over 6 figures in the Tax industry is humiliating; no offense to anyone. There has to be a different route.. please advise
Becoming an RBT is not the only route. You can go the remote supervision route and still keep your 6 figure job. You would still have to find a BCBA supervisor to provide you with approved assignments and sign off on your hours.
But if I’m being honest, I had my masters degrees and I felt like I had to take a step back to understand THIS field from as many angles positions and perspectives as I could. This helps to make us better advocate for those we serve.
Question for you. What do you want to do once you become a BCBA? That should help to determine your next move
I'm currently at mid level RBT and thinking about going the BCBA route
I’m a BT starting my graduate certificate classes next month. Go for it girl!
If you’ve fallen in love with this field, you’ll really love it as a BCBA. I think you should go for it. You’re already so close.
Congratulations on starting your coursework next month! It’s about to be a “studying girl summer” I see 🤓📚📉. I love it! Please keep us posted on your journey!
Thank you for this video you always provide soo much more relatable content. I recently just passed my RBT and I will be starting grad school this coming Fall with hopes of becoming a BCBA. My question is would you recommend only gaining hours im the clinic and if not any places you would recommend to accumulate those hours?
I know 100% I do not want to be a clinic based BCBA.. but if I have to stay of course I will .. thank you again ❤❤
Hey edash hey!! Thank you for watching and I appreciate the love. Congratulations on passing your RBT exam and starting your masters program this field. I can see you ain’t come to play. You can pretty much collect hours anywhere that ABA principles can be applied (school settings, ABA clinics, working with adults in group homes, at a daycare, volunteering at children’s church, or working in a corporate office) the list of options are endless. That caveat is, you would have to find an approved BCBA supervisor to sign off on your restricted and un restricted hours. Most people work in ABA clinics because that’s a quick way to gain 40% of your 2000 required hours ( your BCBA supervisor will still have to sign off). Most people also run into the problem of getting their unrestricted hours. That’s where a remote supervision program can come in handy. (Kind of like mine . Link in bio) You can also get 100% of your hours through remote supervision. This should be the first question you ask your professor when you start in the fall. Maybe they can lead you on the right direction for your area. I hope this helps a bit. Thanks again for your question.
lol thank you! And yess I was waiting on this video. I have 3 BCBA’a who I have build rapports with to help with unrestricted and restricted hours .so I will definitely be asking them how to get things started and etc. thank you for responding .. you’re soo inspiring nd I will you nothing but Success in all of your future endeavors ❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🎊🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉