FAQs Archive - Key Autism Services

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Q: I received an offer and have questions about my paperwork and onboarding requirements. Can you help me?

The Talent Acquisition Onboarding team is here to help! You may reach out directly to your Onboarding Specialist for support, or click here to send our team an email and we will respond to in 24 hours or less. Have a different question? Use our ‘Ask a Recruiter’ feature and send us a message. We will respond within 24-hours business hours.

Q: I am in an ABA Master’s program that requires supervision hours. Will Key provide these to me?

Yes! Our BACB Supervision Department is your resource for obtaining your required hours through our supervision and Early Mentoring programs. You will work as a BT or RBT and meet regularly with a BACB program supervisor for support and to track progress throughout your time in the program. Upon successful completion, a position as a BCBA may be offered to you after your BCBA license is obtained.

Q: How do I become an RBT?

To become a Registered Behavior Technician, you must complete a 40-hour training program which is offered at no cost through Key Autism Services. After completion, you will complete an in-person assessment at one of our ABA centers and compile documents required for the BACB (licensing board). After approval, you will take an exam at a Pearson testing location to become officially license. Click here for more information regarding BACB requirements.

Q: What is an RBT certification?

The Registered Behavior Technician® (RBT®) certification is a paraprofessional certification in behavior analysis. RBTs assist in delivering behavior-analytic services and practice under the direction and close supervision of an RBT Supervisor and/or RBT Requirements Coordinator who is responsible for their work.

Q: Will I receive training for my position?

Board Certified Behavior Analysts will be provided orientation and on-the-job training during their first week. Continuing education opportunities are provided, as is dedicated time off annually to use for professional development. RBTs and BTs are provided a thorough training prior to their start date.

FAQs

Have a different question?

I received an offer and have questions about my paperwork and onboarding requirements. Can you help me?

I am in an ABA Master’s program that requires supervision hours. Will Key provide these to me?

How do I become an RBT?

What is an RBT certification?

Will I receive training for my position?

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