BCBA & RBT Salary in Wyoming (2026)
From live job-posting data + Medicaid rate records. Updated July 2026.
This page is for ABA practice owners in Wyoming. It shows what the market pays right now, who is hiring, and why. Use it to set offers that keep your team.
Posting-Disclosed Pay
| Role | Median (annualized) | Range | Based on |
|---|---|---|---|
| BCBA | $80,000 | $46,800 – $103,621 | 6 Wyoming postings that disclose pay |
| RBT | $42,986 | $20,800 – $69,680 | national posting data (1945 postings) |
Pay data comes from public LinkedIn postings that state a number. Hourly rates are annualized at 2,080 hours. Small samples are supplemented with national data.
Who Is Hiring in Wyoming
Most active employers (BCBA roles): U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, HIGH COUNTRY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, VOA Northern Rockies, Talkiatry, Evergreen Healthcare Group.
Busiest hiring cities: Casper, Cheyenne, Laramie, Wyoming, Douglas.
Working as a Behavior Analyst in Wyoming
Wyoming has licensed behavior analysts only since March 9, 2022, when HB0110 took effect and was codified as Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 33-27-124. The state doesn’t set its own separate education or exam standard for the license. A current BCBA is simply licensed as a “behavior analyst” and a current BCaBA as an “assistant behavior analyst,” and the Wyoming Board of Psychology verifies your certification directly with the BACB.
For a working BCBA, that’s good news on two fronts. Because licensure tracks your BACB certification instead of a separate state exam, there’s no extra Wyoming-specific credentialing hurdle slowing down a move in or out of state — the application mainly asks for a legible fingerprint card for a state and national criminal history check. And because the license is legally required to practice, employers can’t staff cases with unlicensed BCBAs, which protects credentialed pay from being undercut by unlicensed labor.
The statute also gives BCaBA holders a full license tier of their own, “assistant behavior analyst” — but by law they may practice only under the supervision of a licensed behavior analyst or licensed psychologist. That’s a state-enforced supervision rule stacked on top of whatever the BACB already requires, worth knowing whether you’re a BCaBA weighing job offers or an owner planning how much oversight a BCaBA hire will need.
RBT vs. BT in Wyoming
Wyoming Medicaid’s behavioral health rule recognizes only one paraprofessional tier for ABA: the Registered Behavior Technician, credentialed with the BACB and working under the close, ongoing supervision of a licensed BCBA or BCaBA. There’s no separate uncertified “behavior technician” billing category — Wyoming Medicaid only enrolls certified behavior analysts, assistant behavior analysts, and RBTs.
That makes the RBT credential real leverage for job seekers here: if a practice bills Medicaid, uncertified staff simply can’t generate billable hours. For owners, it simplifies the staffing model — you’re not choosing between a cheaper “BT” tier and a certified “RBT” tier, because state Medicaid rules don’t let an uncertified technician bill at all. Every line-level hire on a Medicaid caseload needs to be RBT-registered.
One planning note for owners billing Wyoming Medicaid: prior authorization runs through Telligen’s Qualitrac portal, and Telligen’s own provider training flags mismatches between the authorized treatment plan and what’s actually billed as a common source of delay — worth building into your intake and billing workflow from day one.
Common Questions
How much does a BCBA make in Wyoming?
Job postings in Wyoming that disclose pay show a median around $80,000 per year.
Is it hard to hire BCBAs in Wyoming?
A LinkedIn search for BCBA roles in Wyoming returns 238 results from the past month (including related roles). The busiest hiring markets are Casper, Cheyenne, Laramie, Wyoming, Douglas.
What drives BCBA pay in a state?
Three things: Medicaid and commercial reimbursement rates, how many certified analysts live in the state, and demand from autism prevalence and insurance mandates.
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