N.M. Admin. Code § 16.22.9.11 - COMPLIANCE : FAILURE TO COMPLY AND LICENSE RENEWAL
A. Compliance reporting requirements. Every
two (2) years during the designated annual renewal period, each licensee shall
submit an attestation that he has completed the CPE requirements. The board
reserves the right to audit any licensee to submit evidence or documentation of
the CPE credits (e.g. course or program certificate of training, transcript,
course or workshop brochures or published descriptions, copies of registration
forms, payment invoices or receipts, specific evidence of attendance, etc.).
Therefore, it is the responsibility of each licensee to establish and maintain
detailed records of CPE compliance for two (2) years after the reporting
period. The board shall not allow continuing education credit for personal
psychotherapy, workshops for personal growth, the provision of paid or
volunteer services to professional associations other than APA or statewide
associations of licensed psychologists in New Mexico, foreign language courses,
computer training, office management, or practice building.
B. Failure to comply. Failure to complete or
report continuing professional education requirements as provided in this part
is grounds for withholding renewal of a license or for suspension or revocation
of a license as provided in the act. Fraud or deception in reporting CPE credit
is a separate violation of the code and is grounds for withholding renewal of a
license or for suspension or revocation of a license as provided in the
act.
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