Modifies provisions relating to the practice of applied behavior analysis

Summary

The bill replaces Missouri statutes 337.300 and 337.315 with new language that defines applied behavior analysis and establishes licensing categories for behavior analysts and assistants. It sets application requirements such as certification, fingerprinting, suicide‑assessment training, and fee payment. The changes would affect anyone seeking to practice or be supervised in applied behavior analysis in the state.

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