Yes, you can work for a while as an RBT and then become a BCBA.

If you're interested in becoming a board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) as an RBT, you've come to the right place. It is possible for a behavior technician to become a behavior analyst. Follow the steps below and you'll become a certified behavior analyst!

In the ABA therapy industry, RBTs are paraprofessionals and BCBAs are professionals. If you are currently an RBT and you'd like to become a BCBA, you must do the following:
Before switching to become a BCBA, there are a few things to consider. As an RBT, you might work in a school, clinician's office, or as an in-home ABA practitioner. Choose the option which appeals to you and your goals most as you complete your graduate studies.

Working with children as an RBT is tough but rewarding. Find out how to write your RBT resume to land your dream job.

Learn what is an RBT, what they do, and more in this guide.

Find out if RBT certification is worth it in this guide. Spoiler: it is!

Learn how to become a registered behavior technician (RBT) in this step-by-step guide.

It doesn’t take long to become an RBT. You're required to complete a 40-hour training course and then pass the RBT exam, which many people can complete in less than a month.

This is a complete guide on the RBT renewal application process. Learn how to apply and prepare today.

Find the most common RBT interview questions + answers to them in this guide.

RBT training opens up the door for therapists to easily start up their careers in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.

This RBT exam study guide should help you prepare for (and pass) the RBT exam.

The best RBT career path is one that pertains to Applied Behavior Analysis.

Here is a guide to making an RBT cover letter, and some examples of incredible behavior technician cover letters we’ve seen.

The average cost of RBT certification is between $100 to $400.