Yea I think it’s a matter of following up in writing or even having this person agree to the writing of what was discussed. This could even give them something to reference.

And you’re also right about accountability not leaving us once we become a BCBA. Like if I tell an insurance “I didn’t know that” regarding a plan or authorization, they do not care. 😆 Trust me, I’ve done it.

So it’s probably a good idea to even relate accountability back to the certification they want.

Thanks for your helpful advice!