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    Behavioral health jobs in Rhode Island

    Providence functions as one commuter market with south-eastern Massachusetts, which sets the real pay comparison.

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    What do you need to work in behavioral health in Rhode Island?

    Providence functions as one commuter market with south-eastern Massachusetts, which sets the real pay comparison. For behavior analysis, rhode Island licenses Applied Behavior Analysts (LBA) and Assistant Behavior Analysts (LABA) through the Department of Health. Counseling and social work roles require clinical mental health counselor and LMFT licences sit with one board; clinical social work titles are issued separately. Rhode Island participates in PSYPACT: member, Counseling Compact: enacted (privileges not yet live), which can shorten the route in for clinicians already licensed elsewhere.

    Licensure in Rhode Island

    Behavioral health licensure requirements in Rhode Island
    Credential areaWhat applies in Rhode Island
    Behavior analysisRhode Island licenses Applied Behavior Analysts (LBA) and Assistant Behavior Analysts (LABA) through the Department of Health.
    Counseling and social workClinical mental health counselor and LMFT licences sit with one board; clinical social work titles are issued separately.
    CompactsPSYPACT: member · Counseling Compact: enacted (privileges not yet live)

    Check the state board directly before relocating; compact participation changes frequently.

    Live roles in Rhode Island

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