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RES-ENFORCEMENT — How Information About Published Disciplinary Sanctions May Be Used

Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts (2022) · Reference for BCBAs, BCaBAs, and RBTs · Source: BACB

What does RES-ENFORCEMENT say?

The BACB's online registries include a 'Date Accessed' statement to verify that the information is current. Potential employers can check BACB certificant registries to determine whether an individual has a current disciplinary sanction, which may impact their ability to provide and bill for services. Individuals with revocations and suspensions are strictly prohibited from representing themselves as BACB-certified during the period of such sanctions. Restrictions may impact job tasks or working with specific populations.

Official source: read the full text in the Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts (2022) (official document).

Related sections

1.01 — Being Truthful 1.02 — Conforming with Legal and Professional Requirements 1.03 — Accountability 1.04 — Practicing within a Defined Role 1.05 — Practicing within Scope of Competence 1.06 — Maintaining Competence 1.07 — Cultural Responsiveness and Diversity 1.08 — Nondiscrimination

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