Regulation of Behavior Analysts Attention: The division is recruiting for multiple positions across the state to fill vacancies in important roles. Most positions are telework-capable and could work outside our home office locations. Click here to review job descriptions and apply. Check back often as new recruitments are added. The behavior analyst licensing program is administered by the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. The Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development adopts regulations to carry out laws governing behavior analysts in Alaska. It makes final licensing decisions and takes disciplinary actions against people who violate licensing laws. This program was enacted by the Alaska State Legislature (HB 361) in 2014 and went into effect on September 16, 2014. Customer Contact Form Do you have questions about your professional license? Please fill out our Customer Contact Form for the fastest response. Hard Copy License Certificates Discontinued The division has expanded our online services to allow licensees to download their own license certificates on demand. As a result, the division no longer mails hardcopy license certificates. The certificates will be located under the “initial application” and “renewal” events in the MY LICENSE account. If you need guidance on how to set up or access your MY LICENSE account, you can access the MY LICENSE instructions here. Initial License Applications Application for Behavior Analyst License #08-4645, Revised 08/05/2022 Application for Assistant Behavior Analyst License #08-4646, Revised 08/05/2022 Renewal License Application Renewal Application for Behavior Analysts and Assistants #08-4690, Revised 08/09/2022 Miscellaneous Forms Division forms may be found in the CBPL Quick links, located in the sidebar to the right. Fingerprint Information Fingerprint Card Information and Requirements Noncriminal Justice Applicant’s Privacy Rights Department of Public Safety – Approved Finger Printers Statutes and Regulations Alaska Statutes are passed by the legislature. Regulations (also called the Alaska Administrative Code) are rules adopted by the department to implement, interpret, and make specific the statutes. Both statutes and regulations have the force of law. Licensees are responsible for knowledge of all statutes and regulations pertaining to their profession. AS 08.01-08.03 and 12 AAC 02 apply to all professions regulated by the division. Behavior Analysts Statutes and Regulations AS 08.15 and 12 AAC 77 Centralized Licensing Statutes AS 08.01-08.03 Centralized Licensing Regulations 12 AAC 02 If you would like to receive notice of all proposed regulation changes for your program, please send a request in writing with your name, preferred contact method (mail or email), and the program you want to be updated on to: Regulations Specialist Email: RegulationsAndPublicComment@Alaska.Gov Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing P.O. Box 110806 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0806 National Organization The national organization may provide information on the regulation of the practice of behavior analysts in other states. Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) 7950 Shaffer Parkway Littleton, CO 80127 Website: bacb.com State Organization Alaska Association for Behavior Analysis (AKABA) P. O. Box 140941 Anchorage, AK 99514-0941 Website: alaskabehavior.org Contact Information Phone: (907) 465-2550 Email: BehaviorAnalysts@Alaska.Gov P.O. Box 110806 Juneau, AK 99811-0806