How often must RBTs meet with their supervisors each month?

Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) are required to meet with their supervisors at least two times every month. This frequency is essential for ensuring that RBTs receive adequate support, guidance, and feedback on the implementation of behavior analysis interventions. Regular meetings provide opportunities for RBTs to discuss the progress of clients, receive individualized training, and address any challenges they may be facing in their work. These interactions are vital for promoting professional development and maintaining the integrity of the services being provided.

Meeting twice monthly strikes a balance between ensuring that any issues can be resolved promptly and allowing RBTs enough time to implement and monitor interventions before the next supervision session. Regular supervision is a critical component of effective behavior analysis practice.