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HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE
Behavior Analysis Regulatory Board
1430 Tandem Ave. NE, Suite 180, Salem, OR 97301-2192
Phone: (503) 378-8667 | Email: hlo.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov
Web: www.oregon.gov/oha/ph/hlo
Behavior Analysis Interventionist Competency Assessment (initial and ongoing)
This form identifies the initial, and at least once a year thereafter, competency assessment of the Behavior Analysis Interventionist as provided by the
supervising Licensed Behavior Analyst, Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst, or Licensed Health Care Professional. In addition to any other competency
assessment that may be provided by the supervisor, this “General Observation Competency Assessment” must be completed for each interventionist prior to
independent client service. A copy of this assessment must be maintained by the Registered Behavior Analysis Interventionist for a period of at least five years
after the last day of training and supervision. NOTE: A competency assessment must be provided prior to the Registered Behavior Analysis Interventionist
providing any independent service delivery to clients, and at least once a year after the initial assessment.
Interventionist Information
LAST NAME: FIRST NAME: MIDDLE INITIAL: BARB REGISTRATION #:
LAST NAME:
FIRST NAME:
MIDDLE INITIAL:
BARB REGISTRATION #:
( Initial or Ongoing)
DATE OF ASSEMSSMENT: DATE OF LAST ASSESSMENT: NUMBER OF MONTHS SINCE LAST ASSESSMENT:
I. Professional and Ethical Issues
All areas of competency must be provided through direct observation, role play, or interview as identified below:
Task: Description:
Role Play: Interview:
I-1
Describe employer, state and federal regulations regarding procedures for storing, transporting and
sharing confidential electronic
or paper documents or files with client identifying information.
N/A N/A
Describe examples of employer, state and federal reporting regulations (i.e., mandatory reporting laws).
Describe the role of the registered interventionist based on BARB requirements.
I-4
Describe how to communicate with colleagues, caregivers, other stakeholders as indicated by
supervisor.
N/A N/A
Give examples of professional behavior in family homes, schools, and community environments.
N/A N/A
I-6
Give examples of, and procedures for, preventing perceived or actual conflicts of interest or dual
relationships.
N/A N/A
I-7
Identify and describe examples of situations requiring additional supervision and request in appropriate
timeframe.
N/A N/A
Identify and describe characteristics of populations served (i.e., autism, intellectual disability, etc.).
I-9
Identify methods to protect rights of consumers (i.e., using evidence-based practices, right to effective
N/A N/A
Accept (and apply) performance feedback on maintenance or improvement of skills.