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For evaluator accreditation inquiries, institutional partnerships, and governance questions. Read the requirements before submitting.

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High-Gravity Entry Point
Evaluator accreditation is not open enrollment. Every accredited evaluator's findings become part of the permanent public record. Read the eligibility requirements and governance expectations in full before submitting.
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The Evaluator Role

BRSA evaluators are the practitioners of the standard. They conduct assessments, gather evidence within the 12 defined domain boundaries, apply the FRARI v1.0.0 ruleset, and submit findings through the two-tier sign-off structure to the BRSA Standards Authority.

The evaluator role is the most consequential position in the BRSA ecosystem — every readiness determination that reaches the public record passes through an accredited evaluator. Evaluators are not employees of BRSA. They are accredited practitioners who have demonstrated competence with the standard, committed to the governance framework, and accepted the ethical obligations of the role.

"An evaluator's signature on a readiness finding is a statement of professional and institutional integrity. We treat it accordingly."
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Eligibility Requirements

The following baseline requirements apply to all applicants during the pilot phase. Institutional partners have a separate pathway — include your organization's name and mission in your submission.

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Demonstrated professional background in behavioral assessment, social work, case management, counseling, legal advocacy, or a related discipline
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Familiarity with structured documentation and evidence standards — you understand the difference between recording an action and interpreting it
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No active conflicts of interest with subjects you would assess under the BRSA standard
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Willingness to complete the full 8-module BRSA evaluator training and certification program
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Commitment to the BRSA governance framework, publication rules, and evaluator oath — in full, without exception
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Evaluator Onboarding Request

Submit your contact information and a brief statement of your background. BRSA will respond within 5 business days. During the pilot phase, capacity is limited and applications are reviewed individually.

This form does not create a registry record. To enter the registry as an individual, use Individual Intake.

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Governance & Compliance Expectations

These are binding obligations — not guidelines. Accredited evaluators accept these terms as a condition of certification.

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All assessments must be conducted in strict accordance with the current published FRARI ruleset version — no modifications, no exceptions
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Evidence must be gathered with the explicit, documented consent of the subject — consent is recorded in the platform before any assessment activity begins
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Findings may not be published to the registry without completing the full six-stage assessment lifecycle and receiving Standards Authority approval
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Evaluators must disclose and recuse themselves from any assessment where a personal or professional conflict of interest exists
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Violations of the governance framework — including unauthorized evaluation activity, altered documentation, or concealed integrity violations — result in immediate suspension of accreditation pending formal review
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Accreditation Pathway

The BRSA evaluator accreditation pathway has four stages. No stage may be skipped. Certification is earned — not granted.

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Application Review
BRSA reviews your background statement and eligibility against the pilot-phase criteria. Response within 5 business days. Not all applications are accepted.
5 BUSINESS DAYS
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Evaluator Training — 8 Modules
Completion of the full BRSA evaluator training program covering behavioral observation, documentation protocol, evidence integrity, the 12 domain framework, and evaluator ethics. Includes module quizzes and a practicum assessment.
SELF-PACED · 80-QUESTION CERTIFICATION EXAM
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Supervised Assessment
Completion of at least one supervised assessment reviewed by a senior BRSA evaluator or Standards Authority representative. Demonstrates applied competence — not just knowledge.
PRACTICUM REQUIRED
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Accreditation Issued
BRSA Apprentice Evaluator certification issued. Access to the Legacyline evaluator console granted. Authorization to conduct independent assessments within defined scope and submit findings to the BRSA Standards Authority for approval.
BRSA APPRENTICE EVALUATOR · RENEWABLE