Continuing Education

LBA CE Requirements in Nevada

This page summarizes the current CE requirements for the LBA (Nevada Licensed Behavior Analyst) / BCBA (national credential) license in Nevada — 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 Nevada LBA requirements
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LBA

LBA (Nevada Licensed Behavior Analyst) / BCBA (national credential)
32hours / 2-year renewal cycle
No live / interactive hours required — all hours may be self-study
Mandated topics
  • Ethics (BACB requirement) — 4 h
  • Supervision (BACB requirement) — 3 hRequired by BACB only for certificants who supervise or hold supervisor status.
  • Evidence-based suicide prevention and awareness (Nevada add-on) — 2 hRequired by NAC 641D.160 in addition to the BACB-prescribed CEUs; currently codified and in effect (July 2026).

Home study: No state cap. BACB permits recorded/online (e-learning) CEUs; NAC 641D adds no live/interactive minimum.

Board notes: Behavior analysts are licensed by the Nevada Applied Behavior Analysis Board under NAC Chapter 641D (a dedicated board, nvababoard.org) - NOT the Board of Psychological Examiners. NAC 641D.090 adopts the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) continuing-education standard by reference: 32 CEUs per 2-yr recertification cycle including 4 ethics CEUs (and 3 supervision CEUs for those with supervisor status). NAC 641D.160 layers on an additional Nevada requirement of at least 2 hours of evidence-based suicide prevention and awareness (applies to both LBA and Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst), making the effective Nevada minimum 34 hours. Prior speculation that the 2-hr suicide requirement would sunset 6/30/26 is not reflected in the current NAC text, which still mandates it. No state live/interactive requirement or home-study cap beyond BACB rules.

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Frequently asked questions
How many CE hours does an LBA need in Nevada?

An LBA must complete 32 CE / continuing-education hours every 2 years in Nevada. That total includes 4 hours of ethics.

Are there required CE topics for LBA in Nevada?

Yes. Nevada requires the following CE topics for LBA: Ethics (BACB requirement) (4 h); Supervision (BACB requirement) (3 h); Evidence-based suicide prevention and awareness (Nevada add-on) (2 h).

Can LBA CE be completed online in Nevada?

Generally yes — Nevada does not require live or interactive hours for LBA, so approved online / home-study CE can typically satisfy the requirement. Home-study note: No state cap. BACB permits recorded/online (e-learning) CEUs; NAC 641D adds no live/interactive minimum..

What else should LBA renewals know in Nevada?

Behavior analysts are licensed by the Nevada Applied Behavior Analysis Board under NAC Chapter 641D (a dedicated board, nvababoard.org) - NOT the Board of Psychological Examiners. NAC 641D.090 adopts the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) continuing-education standard by reference: 32 CEUs per 2-yr recertification cycle including 4 ethics CEUs (and 3 supervision CEUs for those with supervisor status). NAC 641D.160 layers on an additional Nevada requirement of at least 2 hours of evidence-based suicide prevention and awareness (applies to both LBA and Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst), making the effective Nevada minimum 34 hours. Prior speculation that the 2-hr suicide requirement would sunset 6/30/26 is not reflected in the current NAC text, which still mandates it. No state live/interactive requirement or home-study cap beyond BACB rules.

Other Nevada licenses
LBA CE requirements in other states
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.