21 N.C. Admin. Code 54 .1701 - INFORMATION REQUIRED
(a) Except as
provided in Paragraph (b) of this Rule and Rule .1707 of this Section, the
information required for each applicant for licensure shall consist of:
(1) a typed or printed, signed or digitally
signed application form. The form shall include the following information:
(A) legal name;
(B) home mailing address and telephone
number;
(C) business name, mailing
address and telephone number;
(D)
preferred mailing address;
(E)
Social Security number;
(F) e-mail
address;
(G) date and place of
birth;
(H) licensure or applicant
for licensure by another psychology board;
(I) if taken, the score on the Examination
for Professional Practice in Psychology;
(J) if previously an applicant for a license
to practice psychology in North Carolina;
(K) if denied a professional license or
permit, or privilege of taking an examination;
(L) had a professional license or permit ever
disciplined by any licensing authority in North Carolina or elsewhere;
(M) whether aware of any pending
charges against a professional license or permit which are held;
(N) if ever withdrawn an application for
licensure or an application to take a professional licensing examination in
North Carolina or elsewhere;
(O) if
ever been convicted of, or entered a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to any
felony or misdemeanor other than a minor traffic violation;
(P) other fields of work for which the
applicant is licensed or certified, or has applied for licensure or
certification;
(Q) whether the
applicant holds a diploma from the American Board of Professional
Psychology;
(R) whether doctoral
program was APA accredited at the time of your graduation;
(S) names of graduate programs attended and
dates degrees awarded;
(T) names
and mailing addresses of three professional references, other than supervisors;
(U) all work experience,
including, any graduate internship, practicum, or other supervised training
experience that serves as the basis for the current application for licensure;
(V) any disability that may
require an accommodation in taking licensing examinations; (W) if applying for
Health Services Provider Certification;
(X) if applying for senior psychologist as
specified in Rule .1707 of this Section; and
(Y) certify that the applicant has read and
understands the public notice statement on employee misclassification
maintained on the Board's website and whether the applicant has been
investigated for employee misclassification within the past 12
months.
(2) the
application fee under Rule .1605(7) of this Chapter;
(3) a typed or printed, signed or digitally
signed supervision contract form. The form shall include the following
information:
(A) supervisee's name, North
Carolina psychology license number and level, mailing address, e-mail address
and telephone number;
(B)
supervisee's current work setting;
(C) if supervision contract form is for an
applicant or replaces previous supervision contract form(s);
(D) supervisor's name and psychology license
number, business telephone number, business name and address;
(E) if the supervisor has;
(i) been denied a professional license or
permit;
(ii) had any disciplinary,
remedial, rehabilitative, or other action taken against a professional license,
certificate, or permit by any licensing or certification authority in North
Carolina or elsewhere; or
(iii) if
aware of any pending charges against a professional license, certificate, or
permit;
(F) if the
supervisee has:
(i) been denied a professional
license or permit;
(ii) had any
disciplinary, remedial, rehabilitative, or other action taken against a
professional license, certificate, or permit by any licensing or certification
authority in North Carolina or elsewhere; or
(iii) if aware of any pending charges against
a professional license, certificate, or permit;
(G) number of hours per week engaged in the
practice of psychology;
(H) number
of hours allotted for individual supervision per week;
(I) number of individual supervision sessions
per week; and
(J) if supervision is
not required under Rule .2008 of this Section.
(4) a signed fingerprint search consent form,
which may be downloaded from the Board's website; a completed Fingerprint
Record Card, which can be obtained from the Board office or a local Sheriff's
office; and other such form(s) or information as required by the North Carolina
Department of Justice to perform a criminal history record check;
(5) payment of fee required by the North
Carolina Department of Justice to conduct a criminal history record
check;
(6) an official
transcript(s) sent to the Board by any institution of higher education from
which the applicant received a graduate degree or otherwise completed graduate
course work in psychology;
(7) the
completed supervisor forms completed by present and past supervisor. The form
shall include the following information:
(A)
names of applicant and supervisor;
(B) institution or setting where applicant
was supervised;
(C) supervisor's
position at the time supervision occurred;
(D) applicant's position or title;
(E) dates of applicant's employment or
training;
(F) dates of supervision
of applicant;
(G) number of hours
per week applicant practiced psychology under supervisor's direction;
(H) number of weeks during which applicant
practiced psychology under supervisor's direction;
(I) number of practice of psychology hours
accumulated;
(J) number of health
services hours accumulated;
(K)
number of hours per week of individual face-to-face supervision;
(L) duties performed by applicant;
(M) if supervisor is licensed as a
psychologist in North Carolina or in any other state or jurisdiction in the
U.S. or Canada; and
(N) if the
applicant is competent to practice psychology.
(8) three completed reference forms from
professionals who are familiar with the applicant's current work, one of which
is from a doctoral level psychologist. The reference form shall include:
(A) names of reference and
applicant;
(B) time period
reference has known applicant;
(C)
nature of professional relationship;
(D) judgment regarding the applicant's
training, experience, professional skills, adherence to
(E) legal and ethical standards;
and
(F) areas of concern, further
comments, and recommendations to the Board.
(9) a written verification and report on the
status of any occupational licensure, including dates of licensure and any
disciplinary action that is pending or has been taken, sent directly to the
Board from any other regulatory agency in North Carolina and any other
jurisdiction in which the applicant has applied for a license, is currently
licensed, or previously was licensed, if applicable;
(10) an official report of any previous score
obtained on the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology sent
directly to the Board from the Association of State and Provincial Psychology
Boards, if applicable; and
(11) any
additional documentation regarding educational credentials described in Rules
.1802 and .1803 of this Chapter, if requested by the Board.
(b) The information required for
each applicant applying for licensure on the basis of holding a current
credential for psychology licensure mobility shall consist of:
(1) typed or printed, signed or digitally
signed application form. The form shall include the following information:
(A) legal name;
(B) home mailing address and telephone
number;
(C) business name, mailing
address and telephone number;
(D)
Social Security number;
(E) e-mail
address;
(F) date and place of
birth;
(G) licensure or applicant
for licensure by another psychology board;
(H) if:
(i)
been denied a professional license or permit, or privilege of taking an
examination;
(ii) had a
professional license or permit disciplined in any way; or
(iii) if aware of any pending charges against
a professional license or permit;
(I) if ever have withdrawn an application for
licensure or an application to take a professional licensing examination;
(J) if ever have been convicted
of, or entered a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to any felony or misdemeanor
other than a minor traffic violation;
(K) other fields of work for which the
applicant is licensed or certified, or has applied for licensure or
certification;
(L) if holds a CPQ
issued by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards;
(M) if registrant in the National Register of
Health Service Providers in Psychology;
(N) if holds a diploma from the American
Board of Professional Psychology;
(O) names of graduate programs attended and
dates degrees awarded;
(P) names
and mailing addresses of three professional references, other than
supervisors;
(Q) all work
experience including, any graduate internship, practicum, or other supervised
training experience that serves as the basis for current application for
licensure;
(R) any disability that
may require some special accommodation in taking licensing
examinations;
(S) if applying for
Health Services Provider Certification; and
(T) certify that the applicant has read and
understands the public notice statement on employee misclassification
maintained on the Board's website and whether the applicant has been
investigated for employee misclassification within the past 12
months.
(2) affidavit
that attests to having no unresolved complaint in any jurisdiction at the time
of application in North Carolina;
(3) application fee under Rule .1605(7) of
this Chapter;
(4) typed or printed,
signed or digitally signed supervision contract form as described in
Subparagraph (a)(3) of this Rule;
(5) signed consent form, which can be
downloaded from the Board's website, completed Fingerprint Record Card, which
can be obtained from the Board office or a local Sheriff's office, and other
such form(s) or information as required by the North Carolina Department of
Justice to perform a criminal history record check;
(6) payment of fee required by the North
Carolina Department of Justice to conduct a criminal history record
check;
(7) official transcript sent
to the Board by the institution of higher education from which the applicant
received his or her doctoral degree in psychology; or if applicable, a copy of
the transcript sent directly to the Board by either the Association of State
and Provincial Psychology Boards, National Register of Health Service Providers
in Psychology, or American Board of Professional Psychology;
(8) three completed reference forms, as
described in Subparagraph (a)(8) of this Rule, from professionals who are
familiar with the applicant's current work, one of which is from a doctoral
level psychologist;
(9) written
verification and report on the status of any occupational licensure, including
dates of licensure and any disciplinary action which is pending or has been
taken, sent directly to the Board from any other regulatory agency in North
Carolina and any other jurisdiction in which the applicant has applied for a
license, is currently licensed, or previously was licensed;
(10) written verification sent directly to
the Board from the applicable organization(s) that the applicant holds a
current credential in good standing for psychology licensure mobility from one
of the following:
(A) Certificate of
Professional Qualification (CPQ) from the Association of State and Provincial
Psychology Boards;
(B) registrant
in the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology;
or
(C) diplomate of the American
Board of Professional Psychology; and
(11) documentation of meeting requirements
for health services provider certification as specified in Section .2700 of
this Chapter, if applicable.
(c) An application shall contain all
materials required under Paragraph (a) or (b) of this Rule to be complete. The
application forms may be found on the Board website. An incomplete application
shall be active for three months from the date on which the application is
received in the Board office. At the end of such time, if still incomplete, the
application shall be void, and the applicant shall be deemed to have
discontinued the application process. If the individual chooses to pursue
licensure at a later date, the individual shall reapply.
(d) To be considered to have made application
pursuant to
G.S.
90-270.5(a), the information
specified in Subparagraphs (a)(1) through (a)(5) of this Rule, or Subparagraphs
(b)(1) through (b)(6) of this Rule if applying on the basis of a mobility
credential, shall be filed in the Board office within 30 days of offering to
practice or undertaking the practice of psychology in North Carolina.
Notes
Eff. September 1, 1982;
Amended Eff. March 1, 2008; September 1, 2005; January 1, 1996; November 1, 1991; March 1, 1989; June 1, 1988.
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