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The Warner School's Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program equips students to become pioneers in behavioral analysis clinical practice. This rigorous curriculum readies graduates for both the national behavior analysis certification exam and New York State licensure requirements. As the sole ABA master's program nationwide partnered with a leading medical institution, we offer unique advantages.
Behavior analysts serve diverse populations across multiple sectors. Career opportunities span numerous fields, including:
Geriatric care, Autism spectrum services, Early childhood intervention programs, Corporate organizational behavior management, Traumatic brain injury and neurological rehabilitation, Cognitive and developmental disability services, Educational institutions at all levels, Healthcare facilities, Psychological wellness programs.
Our programs provide complete coursework plus a minimum of 225 hours of supervised ABA practicum training. Students may accumulate additional required hours for licensure and BCBA exams through independent work or by repeating our credit-based practicum.
Each program delivers comprehensive instruction alongside at least 225 hours of accredited practicum experience. Candidates can fulfill remaining exam requirements through self-directed practice or extended enrollment in our practicum course. Prospective students should demonstrate professional readiness to collaborate across disciplines while serving diverse learners with behavioral challenges in various settings.