Kan. Admin. Regs. § 102-4-5a - Examination requirements
Each applicant who submits an application for licensure as a master's level psychologist or a clinical psychotherapist shall be required to qualify for licensure by examination. Each applicant submitting an application for licensure shall take a nationally administered, standardized written examination approved by the board.
(a)
(1) The
pass score for licensure as a master's level psychologist shall be not less
than 60 percent correctly answered items.
(2) The pass score for licensure as a
clinical psychotherapist shall be not less than 70 percent correctly answered
items.
(b) Upon
receiving board notification of the applicant's educational eligibility to be
seated for the licensure examination, the applicant shall submit the
examination registration forms and fee in the manner and within any deadlines
established by the board.
(c) For
each examination registration or seating opportunity the applicant attempts,
the applicant shall submit by board-established deadlines the required
registration form and a separate examination fee made payable to the
examination service.
(d) Each
applicant who fails a required examination for which the applicant has been
registered shall submit, by board-established deadlines, the required
registration form and the examination fee made payable to the examination
service for each subsequent examination for which the applicant registers. If
an applicant fails to sit for an examination for which the applicant has been
registered, the applicant may register for a subsequent examination by
submitting the required registration form within board-established deadlines.
(e) The written examination shall
be waived by the board if the applicant has passed, at a level equal to or
greater than the applicable pass score indicated above in paragraph (a)(1) or
(2), a nationally administered, standardized written examination deemed by the
board to be substantially equivalent to the examination approved by the board.
(f) An applicant shall not be
authorized to register for the examination or qualify for a waiver of the
examination until the applicant has fulfilled all educational requirements and
has satisfied the board that the applicant merits the public trust.
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