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Certification Process
To become a BCaBA, candidates must complete undergraduate Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst coursework in behavior analysis, gain supervised practical experience, and pass the BCaBA certification exam.
Differences Between BCaBA and BCBA
BCaBAs assist Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) but do not independently design behavior-analytic interventions. While BCBAs require a master's degree, BCaBAs need a bachelor's degree.
Roles and Responsibilities of a BCaBA
Assisting BCBAs
BCaBAs play a supportive role by assisting BCBAs in various tasks BCABA including the development and implementation of behavior plans.

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