N.J. Admin. Code § 13:42A-4.4 - Documentation of continuing education credit
(a) A
State-certified psychoanalyst shall retain documentation of continuing
education credit in order to verify program attendance or activity completion
and shall submit such documentation to the Committee upon its request. The
Committee may periodically audit the records of State-certified psychoanalysts,
on a random basis, to determine compliance with continuing education
requirements of this subchapter.
(b) A State-certified psychoanalyst shall
verify attendance at continuing education courses or programs by a certificate
of attendance or by a written statement from the course or program instructor.
The verification shall include the name of the State-certified psychoanalyst,
the name of the sponsor, the title, location and date of the course or program
and the number of continuing education credits awarded.
(c) A State-certified psychoanalyst shall
verify continuing education activities by retaining the following:
1. For publications, a copy of the published
article;
2. For program
presentations, copies of the program, syllabus, outlines and
bibliographies;
3. For teaching,
copies of the syllabus, bibliography, course outline and verification from the
academic institution that the course was "new" as defined by
N.J.A.C.
13:42A-4.3(a)4;
and
4. For graduate coursework, an
official transcript.
(d)
A State-certified psychoanalyst shall maintain verification documentation for
five years following the continuing education activity.
(e) Failure to complete continuing education
requirements or falsification of any information pertaining to continuing
education may result in the Committee taking any appropriate disciplinary
measures, including suspension of certification, pursuant to
N.J.S.A.
45:1-21.
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