1) master's degree in psychology

2) examination

1) practice independently

2) supervise

the board may:

-suspend, revoke, or refuse to issue or renew a license

- restrict or place a credential holder on probation

-issue a an administrative reprimand or private admonishment

-misrepresentation or concealment of facts in

obtaining or renewing a license,

-unfair, dishonest, or deceptive practices,

-felony or misdemeanor conviction related to the practice of psychology

-physical abuse or sexual contact with a student, supervisee, or client

-aiding or abetting the practice of psychology by an unlicensed person,

-failing to provide adequate supervision

-exercising undue influence for financial or personal advantage,

-incompetence/negligence in the practice of psychology

-practicing psychology outside the scope of practice, with a suspended or restricted license, or while impaired due to a physical or emotional problem

-grossly overcharging for services,

-disclosing confidential information

-violating any state law governing the practice of psychology, 

The board may:

1) revoke or suspend license

2) order treatment

3) order credential holder to pay for client's treatment

1) obtain informed consent before providing services

2) maintain confidentiality of medical information

(TEES)

training

education

experience

supervision

(PISCE DT)

program evaluation

intervention to facilitate functioning

supervision

consultation

evaluation

diagnosis

treatment of problem

(TEE)

professional education, training, and experience

1) maintain separate and distinct practices in relation to each credential

2) inform the client under which credential the provider is practicing

3) demonstrate that the practice is marketed to maintain those distinctions

4) not deliver psychological services under the auspices of another credential

-the name and signature of the person making the compaint,

-the name of the person against whom a complaint is being made,

-the date,

-the facts giving rise to the complaint

1) receiving testimony by deposition, by the request of the complainant

2) using initial or other identifiers, rather than the name of the alleged victim, in all written documents

direct and substantial professional contact with

or

a formal assessment of the client

(PF DiSTRiCT)

-Problem or diagnosis

-Fee agreement

-Date of contact

-Substance of contact

-Test results

-Consultation notation and results

-(copy of) Test or evaluative reports

-type

-place

-date

-content of session

1) terminate the relationship appropriately

2) notify the client of the termination in writing

3)assist the client in obtaining services from another professional

-1 year

- failure to pass the EPPP within one year of temporary licensure

-failure to pass the oral exam within one year of completing post-doc

- be met with individual, face-to-face, weekly contact b/w supervisor and supervisee

- include additional supervisory sessions as needed

-attend board-approved training in supervisory practices

-12 months

-3 continuing education hours per renewal period in supervision theory and technique

-Description of the frequency, format, and duration of supervision

-Assessment of the functioning of the supervisee, including strengths and weaknesses,

-Other info. relevant to an adequate assessment of the supervisee's practice

IS PBR

- Inform supervisor of activities and ability to function

- Seek additional supervision as needed

-Participate with the superivor in establishing goals and completing supervisory report

-Be jointly responsible for submission of reports to the board

-Report violations by supervisor to the board

The student must:

1) be supervised by a licensed psychologist with the HSP designation

2) be registered for credit

3) clearly identify their trainee status to all clients and payors

4) give all client's and payors the name of their supervisor

5) not accept employment  to perform simlar duties following their training unless licensed by the board

PC GQ DATE (Hi, I'm Continuing Ed, your PC, GQ date)

1) have a clearly stated purpose and defined content area

2) be consistent with overall goals of continuing ed.

3) be offered by a qualified professional

4) last a minimum of 55 minutes and have a clearly stated time

5) have a procedure for recording attendance

6) provide a document to participant indicating completion

7) offer an evaluation for completion by the participants

1 semester hr = 15 CE hours

1 quarter hour = 9 CE hours

3 semester OR quarter hours = 6 CE's;

9 is maximum

MaDBaL

-mentally ill person

-who presents a danger or threat of danger to self, family, or others as a result of mental illness

-who can reasonably benefit from treatment

-for whom hospitalization is the least restrictive treatment available

A person 1) 18 years or older, who, 2) because of

mental or physical dysfunctioning is

3) unable to manage own resources, carry out ADL's, or protect self from neglect, abuse, or exploitation.

minimum 5 years full-time practice

no disciplinary action filed with ASPPB

1) Physician,

2) psychiatrist,

3) psychologist with HSP designation, psychological associate, psychological practitioner, certified psychologist,

4)registered nurse,

5)licensed clinical social worker,

6)professional counselor,

7)marriage and family therapist

1) any voluntary patient who

a)recovers

b) whose hospitalization is no longer necessary/advisable

c)who submits a written request (unless otherwise detained)

1) mental illness

2) can benefit from treatment

3) danger or threat of danger to self or others as a result of the mental illness

4)hospitalization must be the least restrictive mode of treatment available

(MD LB)

1) 72 hour court-ordered admission after examination by mental health professional

2) emergency admission of person present or presented at hospital

3) transported by peace officer to hospital or psychiatric facility

1)name and residences of respondent, parents, spouse, custodian or relative

2)petitioner's relationship to respondent

3) factual basis of mental illness and danger or threat of danger to self or others of not restrained

-as soon as practicable, but not later than 36 hours (excluding weekends and holidays) from admission

-not later than 24 hours following examination

-access to Possessions/$

-Assist in tx planning

-Relief from participating in tx plan

-be Informed of tx

-Refuse tx

-receive Visitors

-refuse Intrusive tx

-Payment for work performed for hospital

-freedom from unreasonable Seclusion or restraint

-privacy

-opportunity to communicate by phone

1-Make reasonable efforts to ensure that each supervisees practice is in compliance with administrative regulations

2-report to the board apparent violations on the part of the supervisee

3-inform the board immediately of the change in ability to supervise

4-control, limit, or direct the supervisee's practice as appropriate to ensure their practice is competent

5-be responsible for the practice of psychology by the supervisee

6-maintain a record of supervisory sessions that include the type, place, date, and content of the session.

1) review and countersign psychological assessments

2) review treatment plans, progress notes, and correspondence

3) jointly establish with the supervisee Supervisory Plans and Goals

4) have direct observation of the supervisee's work

5) have direct knowledge of the size and complexity of the supervisee's caseload

6) limit and control the caseload as appropriate

7) Have knowledge of the therapeutic modalities and techniques used by the supervisee

8) Have knowledge of the supervisees physical and emotional well being when it has direct bearing on supervisee's ability to practice