Nebraska LB911 amends requirements for licensed behavior analysts and child care licensing facilities, and establishes protocols for applied behavior.
Nebraska LB911 amends the Child Care Licensing Act to exempt certain applied behavior analysis programs from child care licensing requirements if they provide medically necessary services, serve clients under twenty years old during billable therapeutic sessions, and do not provide custodial care or recreational supervision. It mandates that supervising clinicians hold an active license and conduct supervision in compliance with Behavior Analyst Certification Board guidelines.
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