Minnesota HF2722 modifies qualifications for positive support professionals and analysts in human services.
Minnesota HF2722 amends the qualifications for positive support professionals and analysts in human services. Positive support professionals must now have competencies in specific areas and meet certain educational or experiential requirements. These include degrees in relevant fields, clinical experience, or certifications. Positive support analysts must also meet competency requirements and have specific training and experience in functional assessments, behavior support strategies, and other areas. The bill ensures these professionals are well-prepared to provide effective support services.
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