BCBAs are trained to think in terms of measurable behavior, environmental contingencies, and iterative data-driven adjustment, skills that translate directly into non-clinical settings but are rarely discussed as a career pathway.
This CEU draws on direct experience serving as a behavioral science subject matter expert embedded within a healthcare technology startup, contributing to product-level systems work and organizational committee work alongside engineers, product managers, and operations staff.
It addresses what that integration actually looks like in practice: how behavioral principles inform product design decisions, how a BCBA communicates behavioral rationale to non-clinical, cross-departmental teams, and how the iterative development cycles common in startup environments parallel the data-based decision-making BCBAs already use in clinical practice. The CEU is intended for BCBAs curious about applying their training outside of direct service delivery.
Your Speaker
Hal Foster
Event Details
Date
Wednesday, December 9, 2026
Time
12:00 PM EST
Duration
60 minutes
Format
Live
CEUs
1 General
Learning Objectives
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1. Describe how core BCBA competencies, including operational definition of behavior and data-based decision-making, apply to product development contexts outside direct clinical service.
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2. Identify strategies for communicating behavioral rationale to non-clinical, cross-departmental team members.
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3. Describe the parallels between iterative product development cycles and data-based clinical decision-making in ABA practice.
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