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Every BCaBA must practice under the supervision of a qualified supervisor. The supervisor and the BCaBA must review this document together and resolve any concerns at the outset of supervision. Both parties must also ensure that any supervision provided or received is consistent with current BACB standards (via regular review of BACB Newsletters and web pages for updates), any applicable state regulatory standards (e.g. , licensure), and relevant third-party payer requirements.  \nNature of Supervision  \nThe purposes of supervision are to improve and maintain the behavior-analytic, professional and ethical repertoires of the supervisee and facilitate the delivery of high-quality behavior-analytic services to the supervisee’s clients. Effective behavior-analytic supervision includes:  \n⊲ Development of performance expectations  \n⊲ Observation, behavioral skills training, and delivery of performance feedback  \n⊲ Modeling technical, professional, and ethical behavior  \n⊲ Guiding behavioral case conceptualization, problem-solving, and decision-making repertoires  \n⊲ Review of written materials (e.g. , behavior programs, data sheets, reports)  \n⊲ Oversight and evaluation of the effects of behavioral service delivery  \n⊲ Ongoing evaluation of the effects of supervision  \nSupervisor Qualifications  \nBCaBA supervisors must hold a qualifying credential, have completed specific training, and have completed steps with the BACB to acknowledge the supervisory relationship prior to providing any supervision. The specific requirements are described below:  \n⊲ Credential: The supervisor must hold a current Board Certified Behavior Analyst® (BCBA®) or Board Certified Behavior Analyst–Doctoral™ (BCBA-D™) credential, or be a licensed or registered psychologist certified by the American Board of Professional Psychology in Behavioral and Cognitive Psychology and who was tested in Applied Behavior Analysis.  \n⊲ Training: The supervisor must complete an 8-hour training based on the BACB’s Supervisor Training  Curriculum Outline before providing any supervision. Supervisors who are certified at the BCBA or BCBA-D levels must also complete ongoing supervision continuing education as part of their  \nrecertification requirements.  \n⊲ BACB Reporting: The supervisor must acknowledge the supervisory relationship through entry of supervisee information in the supervisor’s BACB Gateway account. Supervisors will be publicly identified in the BCaBA’s record on the BACB Certificant Registry. The supervisor is responsible and can be held accountable under the BACB Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts (Compliance Code) for the services provided by the BCaBA.  \nNote: The supervisor may not be related to, subordinate to, or employed by the BCaBA. Employment does not include compensation received by the supervisor from the BCaBA for supervision services. While not required, it is preferable that the supervisor be someone who works most closely with the BCaBA in implementing behavior-analytic services.  \nUpdated 09/2018, Copyright © 2018, BACB® Behavior Analyst Certification Board | Standards for Supervision of BCaBAs | 1  \nSupervision Characteristics  \nAmount  \nThe amount of supervision required for a BCaBA is based on the number of service-delivery hours in a month and how long the BCaBA has been certified. Newly certified BCaBA are required to have more supervision during their first 1,000 hours of post-certification work. The requirements are described below:  \n⊲ First 1,000 hours of post-certification practice: supervision must be at least 5% of the total number of behavior-analytic service hours provided per month, with no less than one hour of supervision every two weeks.  \n⊲ Ongoing supervision (after the first 1,000 hours): supervision must be at least 2% of the ","cbCaifNCpqZp0u40","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifNCpqZp0u40","pdf",435919,"English","# Nature of Supervision\n# Supervisor Qualifications\n# Supervision Characteristics\n## Amount\n## Frequency\n# Failure to be Properly Supervised\n# Supervision Characteristics\n## Structure","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of BCaBA supervision under these standards?\",\"answer\":\"Supervision aims to strengthen the supervisee’s behavior-analytic, professional, and ethical repertoires and to support delivery of high-quality behavior-analytic services to clients.\"},{\"question\":\"What qualifications must a BCaBA supervisor meet before providing supervision?\",\"answer\":\"The supervisor must hold an approved credential, complete required BACB-based supervisor training, and acknowledge the supervisory relationship through the BACB Gateway process before supervising.\"},{\"question\":\"How much supervision is required for a newly certified BCaBA versus an ongoing BCaBA?\",\"answer\":\"During the first 1,000 hours post-certification, supervision must be at least 5% of monthly service hours with at least one hour every two weeks. 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