QASP-S Certification Course
Teacher
Shyni Gopal
Certificate
Yes
Level
Intermediate
Language
English
Description:
Step up as a leader! Our QASP-S (Qualified Autism Services Practitioner - Supervisor) course equips you with the skills to train teams, supervise practitioners, and enhance client outcomes.
Requirements
- Candidates must be at least 18 years old.
- A minimum of a bachelor's degree from an accredited university is required.
- Completion of 180 hours of approved assessment-based ABA coursework or 12 semester credit units, which must include:
- At least 20 hours in ethics.
- A minimum of 15 hours in autism core knowledge.
- The training should be developed or delivered by a master's level professional within the scope of ABA and autism.
- A total of 1,000 hours of supervised fieldwork is required, with at least 600 hours dedicated to supervisory roles or program development. Up to 400 hours can be accrued as a 1:1 direct care provider.
- A recommendation from the candidate's supervisor is necessary.
- Candidates must undergo a criminal background check conducted by the QABA Board through a third-party provider or provide evidence from an employer confirming no change in status since the last background check.
- Successful completion of the accredited QASP-S exam proctored by Examity is required.
- Candidates must agree to adhere to the QABA Code of Ethics and fulfill all renewal requirements.
Learning Outcomes
- Supervise and guide direct care staff in implementing ABA interventions.
- Conduct functional assessments and analyze data to inform treatment plans.
- Train staff and parents to ensure consistency and effectiveness in intervention strategies.
- Advocate for clients during team meetings and collaborate with other professionals to optimize care.
Curriculum:
- A minimum of 20 hours focusing on ethical considerations in ABA practice.
- At least 15 hours covering foundational knowledge about autism spectrum disorders.
- Comprehensive training developed or delivered by a master's level professional, encompassing various aspects of ABA and autism.
