Colorado HB1425 regulates applied behavior analysis services, establishing licensing requirements for behavior analysts and assistant behavior.
Colorado HB1425 creates the Colorado Behavior Analyst Licensing Board to oversee the practice of applied behavior analysis. The bill mandates that individuals practicing applied behavior analysis must be licensed, with specific qualifications for behavior analysts and assistant behavior analysts. It outlines the application process, including certification, fingerprint-based criminal history record checks, and supervision requirements. The bill also details disciplinary actions for violations, such as suspension, revocation, or probation of licenses.
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