Wyoming § 21-17-123 Program for certification of behavioral
specialists

Wyoming Statutes

§ 21-17-123 — Program for certification of behavioral specialists

Wyoming § 21-17-123

Title 21Education

Ch. 17UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

Art. 1IN GENERAL

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 21-17-123 (2026).

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The community college commission shall cooperate with the
department of health and the University of Wyoming to develop a
course of training and education in the field of professional
health services for behavioral specialists with an emphasis in
the care of persons dually diagnosed with an intellectual
disability and a mental disorder. The course may be offered at
the University of Wyoming or one (1) or more community colleges,
or both, in collaboration. The program shall be designed to lead
to certification as a behavioral health specialist pursuant to
W.S. 42-4-120(j) and rules and regulations of the department of
health. Certification may also be granted to behavioral
specialists who have completed another training program that
meets training standards established by the department and

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The community college commission shall cooperate with the
department of health and the University of Wyoming to develop a
course of training and education in the field of professional
health services for behavioral specialists with an emphasis in
the care of persons dually diagnosed with an intellectual
disability and a mental disorder. The course may be offered at
the University of Wyoming or one (1) or more community colleges,
or both, in collaboration. The program shall be designed to lead
to certification as a behavioral health specialist pursuant to
W.S. 42-4-120(j) and rules and regulations of the department of
health. Certification may also be granted to behavioral
specialists who have completed another training program that
meets training standards established by the department and who
pass a competency evaluation under direction of the department.