Behavior Professional Resources

Behavior professionals use person-centered, problem-solving approaches to address challenging behaviors.

They provide consultation and training to an individual's designated person on the least intrusive strategies to mitigate behaviors that may place an individual's health and safety at risk.

Behavior Professional Qualifications Resources Training Have questions? Contact us

How to become a behavior professional

Behavior Professional Qualifications

Resources

Provider enrollment application and agreement

See your licensor for the Agency Provider Enrollment Agreement
Independent Provider Enrollment Agreement
Agency versus Independent Provider Guide

Criminal history check

Background Check Request - form MSC 301QED (English)

Background Check Request - form MSC 301QED (Español)

Billing and payments

Approved behavior intervention model

Oregon Intervention Systems

General resources

Basic trainings (OAR 411-304)

Questions?

For questions about service provision and eligibility, email odds.questions@odhsoha.oregon.gov.
For questions about the application process, email odds.providerenrollment@odhsoha.oregon.gov.