James Falcao

When looking for information and tips on how to become a Board Certified Autism Technician, there are many things that can help you along the way. Many Board Certified Autism Technician (CBOT's) work directly with the public, so they can provide support and help people who are struggling with daily living with Autism and/or developmental disabilities. Many Registered Nurses (RN's) also work directly with those on the autism spectrum and deal with many of the needs of individuals who have been diagnosed with these disorders. However, it should be noted that becoming a Registered Nurse or a Board Certified Occupational Therapist does not automatically mean that you will be a Certified Board Certified Autism Technician.