N.M. Admin. Code § 16.22.25.11 - APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL PRESCRIPTION CERTIFICATE BY APPLICANTS LICENSED TO PRESCRIBE IN OTHER AREAS
A person who has been licensed or certified as a prescribing psychologist by another state, territorial possession of the United States, District of Columbia, or another country, for a minimum of 2 years, may apply for a conditional prescription certificate and shall meet these requirements:
A. Psychology licensure.
Applicant shall hold an active, unrestricted New Mexico license as a
psychologist.
B. Psychopharmacology
education. The applicant shall demonstrate completion of the required academic
coursework to the satisfaction of the board.
C. New Mexico jurisprudence examination. The
applicant shall demonstrate evidence of completion of a 3-hour training in New
Mexico rules and laws applicable to prescribing psychologists, as offered by
the state psychologist association of New Mexico (SPA), or the New Mexico
psychological association (NMPA).
D. Additional supervision training. The RxP
application committee shall make recommendations to the board concerning
additional supervision and training that may be required. The board shall
review the committee recommendations and determine the additional supervision
and training required of the applicant in order to qualify for a conditional
prescription certificate.
E.
Supervision plan. The period of conditional supervised practice shall be
determined by the board based on the applicant's education, training, and
experience and shall not be less than three months or more than two years. The
applicant shall submit to the psychopharmacology application committee a
supervisory plan as outlined in Subsection H of
16.22.24.10 NMAC, of these
regulations. The same requirements set forth in
16.22.24.10 NMAC, shall apply to
the supervisory period.
F. Issuance
of prescription certificate. The RxP application committee shall recommend to
the board issuance of a conditional prescription certificate to the applicant
who qualifies in accordance with these regulations.
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