RUBI training programs are provided through Catalight Classroom. All RUBI programs are CEU-eligible. To learn more, select the course below or visit www.catalightclassroom.org.
Course Overview: This fully virtual 11-hour course provides learners with an introduction to and overview of the RUBI program. Through three self-paced modules, practitioners learn the foundational behavioral principles of the RUBI program, the structure and content of the RUBI sessions, and methods to foster parent engagement while addressing common treatment barriers.
Course Outcomes: Learners who successfully complete all course requirements will receive a certificate of completion and relevant continuing education units. Learners have ongoing access to live office hours with RUBI Certified Trainers to answer questions as needed.
Program Overview: This fully virtual 13-hour program includes three self-paced courses (RUBI Foundations, RUBI Core Sessions, Caregiver Engagement), a live capstone session, and a final exam. Through the courses, practitioners learn approaches to create effective, family-centered RUBI intervention plans. During the live capstone, learners receive additional guidance and support on clinical application of the RUBI program, with a focus on applied learning. Learners also participate in a fidelity review by submitting a video of themselves implementing a RUBI session with a confederate (practice person). This video is then reviewed, and individualized feedback is provided to support effective RUBI implementation.
Course Outcomes: Learners who successfully complete the RUBI Tier I program will receive a certificate of completion and relevant continuing education units. Learners will also receive the designation of “RUBI Trained Practitioner” and will be listed on the RUBI Network website. Finally, learners will have ongoing access to live office hours with RUBI Certified Trainers to answer questions as needed.
“RUBI Trained Practitioner” is a designation administered by the RUBI Autism Network for practitioners who have successfully completed Tier I training in RUBI and have demonstrated attainment of requisite knowledge about the RUBI program as well as clinical skill mastery related to implementation of a RUBI session to fidelity. Upon completion of RUBI Tier I training, the expectation is that a RUBI Trained Practitioner is ready to deliver RUBI clinically to a diverse range of families with high fidelity. RUBI Trained Practitioners will be posted on the RUBInetwork.org website and can advertise themselves as having the RUBI Trained Practitioner designation.
Program Overview: The RUBI Tier II program is designed for practitioners who have completed the RUBI Tier I program (or equivalent) and are interested in moving on to advanced application and fidelity. Tier II learners engage in the RUBI Certification process, which involves attending 20 small-group weekly advanced consultation sessions and fidelity review of the implementation of all 11 Core RUBI sessions with a client. This advanced program prepares practitioners not only to implement RUBI with high fidelity but also to serve as an in-house trainer in the RUBI program.
Program Outcomes: Learners who successfully complete the Tier II Advanced Certification Program will receive the designation of “RUBI Certified Practitioner”and and will be listed on the RUBI Network website. Practitioners also will have ongoing access to live office hours through Catalight Classroom with RUBI Certified Trainers to answer questions as needed.
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“RUBI Certified Practitioner” is a designation administered by the RUBI Autism Network for practitioners who have successfully completed both Tier I and Tier II training in RUBI and have demonstrated (1) attainment of requisite knowledge about the RUBI program, (2) clinical skill mastery related to implementation of all Core RUBI sessions to fidelity, and (3) competencies around RUBI clinical program development, including the training of other practitioners in the implementation of RUBI.
Upon completion of RUBI Tier II training, the expectation is that a RUBI Certified Practitioner is not only ready to deliver RUBI clinically to a diverse range of families with high fidelity but also can act as an in-house “Train-the-Trainer” at their site of practice. This includes the ability to lead comprehensive in-house training on RUBI principles and strategies for practitioners at their practice site, ensuring adherence to program standards and promoting continuous improvement in practice.
RUBI Certified Practitioners will be posted on the RUBInetwork.org website and can advertise themselves as having the RUBI Certified Practitioner designation.