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Behavior‑analyst advisory committee readies survey and testimony to back bid for a 13th BSRB seat
Summary
Advisory committee members agreed to push the board‑recommended statutory request to add a thirteenth, explicitly designated behavior‑analyst seat on the Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, and they finalized survey language (Likert importance scale, workforce capacity questions) to support testimony for the upcoming legislative hearing.
The Behavior Analyst Advisory Committee of the Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board agreed to press the board‑approved recommendation to add a thirteenth board seat specifically for the behavior‑analysis profession and to use a practitioner survey to support testimony when the bill is heard.
David Fye, executive director for the BSRB, told members the board had endorsed the advisory committee’s request to add a behavior‑analyst member and that staff would seek a legislator to introduce the language and schedule a committee hearing. "The next step is...taking the final proposal from the board and then having them basically be introduced in front of a…
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