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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) working in a private practice learns that she will be taking a three-month maternity leave starting in three months. She currently manages a large caseload and is concerned that her absence could significantly interrupt her clients’ services. According to the Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts, what is the BCBA’s primary ethical responsibility in this situation?

To assume her company will manage the transition, as the company is ultimately responsible for staffing and service provision.

To only notify clients of her impending leave once a suitable replacement BCBA has been fully secured and trained.

To proactively plan for the continuity of services, including communicating with all relevant parties (clients, supervisors, company) about the steps being taken to minimize service interruption.

To ensure her maternity leave is shortened if no suitable replacement can be found, prioritizing client services above personal leave.

The ethical code for behavior analysts eg Code 215 Discontinuing or Modifying Services and related guidelines on transitions mandates that behavior analysts must ensure continuity of services and minimize disruption The text states first and foremost you need to communicate with all relevant parties that you are taking necessary steps ensuring service is not interrupted This involves proactively planning for the absence communicating transparently and in a timely manner with clientsfamilies and other involved parties and taking steps to facilitate a smooth transition which may include finding a qualified replacement or arranging for supervision The BCBA cannot simply abdicate responsibility to the company nor is she ethically required to shorten her personal leave The ethical obligation centers on diligent proactive planning and clear communication to protect client welfare during any service changes or interruptions

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