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Licensed Behavior Analyst CE Requirements in Alaska

This page summarizes the current CE requirements for the Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) / BCBA license in Alaska — renewal model, mandated topics, live/interactive rules, and home-study limits — with links to the official regulator.

32CE hours / cycle
2 yrrenewal cycle
0 hlive / interactive required
4 hethics required
Full Alaska Licensed Behavior Analyst requirements
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Licensed Behavior Analyst

Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) / BCBA
32hours / 2-year renewal cycle
No live / interactive hours required — all hours may be self-study
Mandated topics
  • Ethics — 4 h
  • Supervision — 3 hBACB requirement for certificants who supervise trainees/RBTs.

Home study: No state cap. BACB ACE learning CEUs (including recorded/online) are broadly allowed; from 7/1/2026 asynchronous CE must include at least 3 knowledge-check questions per CEU.

Board notes: CORRECTION: Alaska DOES separately license behavior analysts (AS 08.15 / 12 AAC 77), mandatory since Sept 16, 2014, administered by the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. However, the state does not impose its own numeric CE hours; license renewal (2-year cycle, licenses expire September 30 of even years) requires proof of CURRENT BACB certification. CE is therefore governed by the BACB standard: 32 CEUs per 2-year recertification cycle including 4 ethics CEUs and 3 supervision CEUs for those who supervise.

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Frequently asked questions
How many CE hours does a Licensed Behavior Analyst need in Alaska?

A Licensed Behavior Analyst must complete 32 CE / continuing-education hours every 2 years in Alaska. That total includes 4 hours of ethics.

Are there required CE topics for Licensed Behavior Analyst in Alaska?

Yes. Alaska requires the following CE topics for Licensed Behavior Analyst: Ethics (4 h); Supervision (3 h).

Can Licensed Behavior Analyst CE be completed online in Alaska?

Generally yes — Alaska does not require live or interactive hours for Licensed Behavior Analyst, so approved online / home-study CE can typically satisfy the requirement. Home-study note: No state cap. BACB ACE learning CEUs (including recorded/online) are broadly allowed; from 7/1/2026 asynchronous CE must include at least 3 knowledge-check questions per CEU..

What else should Licensed Behavior Analyst renewals know in Alaska?

CORRECTION: Alaska DOES separately license behavior analysts (AS 08.15 / 12 AAC 77), mandatory since Sept 16, 2014, administered by the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. However, the state does not impose its own numeric CE hours; license renewal (2-year cycle, licenses expire September 30 of even years) requires proof of CURRENT BACB certification. CE is therefore governed by the BACB standard: 32 CEUs per 2-year recertification cycle including 4 ethics CEUs and 3 supervision CEUs for those who supervise.

Other Alaska licenses
LCSW in Alaska45 CE hours every 2 yearsLPC in Alaska40 CE hours every 2 yearsLicensed Psychologist in Alaska40 CE hours every 2 yearsLMFT in Alaska45 CE hours every 2 years
Licensed Behavior Analyst CE requirements in other states
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Updated July 2026 from official licensing-board, regulatory-college, and government sources. CE / CPD requirements change often — always confirm current rules directly with your licensing board or regulator before you renew. Informational only, not legal advice.