What should an RBT do if uncertain with procedures?

When an RBT is uncertain about procedures, seeking clarification and additional training from a supervisor is the most prudent course of action. This approach ensures that the RBT is adhering to established protocols and best practices, which is crucial in maintaining the integrity of the treatment being provided. Engaging a supervisor not only helps to rectify the uncertainty but also fosters a collaborative environment where learning and professional development are prioritized.

By asking for guidance, the RBT can access the experience and expertise of their supervisor, who can offer specific advice tailored to the situation. This collaborative effort enhances the efficacy of interventions and contributes to the overall objective of providing high-quality care to clients. Approaching supervision in this manner also reinforces the importance of professional integrity and accountability within the role of an RBT.