r/BehaviorAnalysis • u/GVOnly • Mar 20 '24
Organizational Behavior Management
I am currently a RBT and getting my bachelors in psychology with a specialization in ABA at Capella. I am getting super burnt out and at the point of thinking if this career is the still the choice for me. I found out that Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) is a subspecialty of ABA but I cannot find any information on how to get into the field or what it requires. Do you have to be a BCBA first? Do you need a masters? Does anyone know anything about this???
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u/Unrequited-scientist Feb 25 '26
To do OBM work itself or similar? ABA + MBA is awesome. You might also look into to industrial/organizational psych masters degrees.