![image](https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=1078270101256924&ev=PageView&noscript=1) Dr. Jaime Flowers, Phd., Author at 40 Hour RBT® Online Training

Dr. Jaime Flowers, Phd.

Dr. Jaime Flowers (PhD, NCSP, BCBA, LEP, LSSP) teaches the Behavior Tech Course RBT® 40-hour training. Dr. Jaime Flowers possesses a diverse range of qualifications and expertise. Licensed as a Licensed Educational Psychologist (LEP) in California and a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) in Texas, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her field. Additionally, Dr. Flowers holds certifications as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and a Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP). Her research primarily revolves around the ethical dimensions of behavior analysis and the analysis of behavior within educational settings. Dr. Flowers has established a reputable Continuing Education (CEU) website, which offers valuable ethics, supervision, and DEI content to behavior analysis professionals.

PDU requirements for employers

Creating an RBT PDU Policy for Your Company

For employers of Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), designing an effective RBT PDU policy now should be a priority. Companies that prepare in advance will be able to: Enhance retention of staff Lower risk to compliance Provide better quality of service in ABA Avoid training concerns at the last minute It becomes apparent that early preparation

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supervision vs PDUs

RBT Supervision and PDUs

Basic Understanding The best way to understand RBT supervision and PDUs is that they are quite different. Supervision is a component of your RBT duties and entails a qualified individual observing your performance. PDUs are a way of cultivating knowledge through completion of training courses. These requirements cannot replace each other. RBT Supervision Supervision is

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RBT PDU requirements

How Many PDUs Do RBTs Need? Recertification Requirements for 2026–2028

The Basics Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) will need to complete 12 Professional Development Units (PDUs) during each two-year recertification cycle. These PDUs help RBTs maintain and improve their skills in behavior analysis, ethics, and professional practice. What Are PDUs? PDUs (Professional Development Units) are continuing education activities completed after certification. Examples include: Online training courses

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PDUs for RBTs

What Counts as RBT PDUs?

Quick Answer RBT PDUs must be earned through participation in activities and trainings that develop practical skills pertaining to your role as a Registered Behavior Technician. The main aspects include ethics, the integration of culture, diversity, and inclusion, as well as practical skill building in applied behavior analysis. Understanding What Counts as RBT PDUs Professional

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RBT PDUs 2027

When Do RBT PDUs Start? (2026–2028 Timeline Explained)

When Do RBT PDUs Begin Required? Quick Answer PDUs, or Professional Development Units, will begin requiring PDU completes after the 2027 recertification. As of now, PDUs are not required for Registered Behavior Technicians, but will soon be issuing them for recertification. Understanding the Timeline The PDU requirement is staggered. RBTs recertified before 2027 are not

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RBT PDU requirements

RBT PDU requirements explained: How many PDUs do RBTs need for 2026–2028?

RBT PDU Requirement Basics Here are the RBT PDU requirements in a nutshell: Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) will need to complete 12 Professional Development Units (PDUs) during each two-year recertification cycle. These PDUs help RBTs maintain and improve their skills in behavior analysis, ethics, and professional practice. What Are PDUs? PDUs (Professional Development Units) are

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RBT AI

RBT Rules for Using AI in Applied Behavior Analysis Practice

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are becoming more common in education and healthcare, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). For Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), however, using AI comes with important ethical and professional boundaries. Understanding the RBT Rules for Using AI helps protect clients, maintain ethical practice, and ensure compliance with Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) standards.

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