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CPLEE Laws and Regs: Qualifications for Licensure

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This deck covers the qualifications required for licensure as a psychologist in California, including educational and experiential criteria.

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To qualify for licensure as a psychologist in CA, ___ criteria must be met. These are:

• 4 1. Doctorate degree 2. Coursework 3. Supervised Professional Experience 4. Examinations
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To qualify for licensure as a psychologist in CA, ___ criteria must be met. These are:
• 4 1. Doctorate degree 2. Coursework 3. Supervised Professional Experience 4. Examinations
Doctorate Degree: The applicant must possess a degree in clinical psychology, _______________ psychology, or _______________ psychology, or a doctorate deemed equivalent by the BOP.
• Counseling • Educational
Coursework: Must be completed in 5 specified areas -
• Substance Abuse • Human Sexuality • Child Abuse • Spousal or Partner Abuse • Aging and Long-term Care
Substance Abuse: Coursework must be at least a ______________ or ________________ in length.
• Semester • Quarter term
Human Sexuality: A minimum of ___________ of coursework is required.
10 hours.
Child Abuse: Course must be at least ____________ in length.
7 hours.
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CPLEE Laws and Regs: Qualifications for Licensure
TermDefinition
To qualify for licensure as a psychologist in CA, ___ criteria must be met. These are:
• 4 1. Doctorate degree 2. Coursework 3. Supervised Professional Experience 4. Examinations
Doctorate Degree: The applicant must possess a degree in clinical psychology, _______________ psychology, or _______________ psychology, or a doctorate deemed equivalent by the BOP.
• Counseling • Educational
Coursework: Must be completed in 5 specified areas -
• Substance Abuse • Human Sexuality • Child Abuse • Spousal or Partner Abuse • Aging and Long-term Care
Substance Abuse: Coursework must be at least a ______________ or ________________ in length.
• Semester • Quarter term
Human Sexuality: A minimum of ___________ of coursework is required.
10 hours.
Child Abuse: Course must be at least ____________ in length.
7 hours.
Spousal or Partner Abuse: • For candidates who began their graduate training on or after January 1, 1995, a minimum of __________ of coursework is required prior to licensure. • Candidates who began their graduate training on or after January 1, 2004, must complete at least _______ of coursework.
• 2 hours • 15 hours
Aging and Long-term Care: Candidates for licensure who began their graduate training on or after January 1, 2004 must complete a minimum of ____________ of coursework in aging and long-term care.
10 hours. Bonus: This coursework must include assessment, reporting, and treatment related to elder and dependent adult abuse and neglect.
Supervised Professional Experience: The candidate must have at least 2 years (_______________ hours) of SPE; at least 1 year (_____________ hours) must be completed post-doctorally.
• 3000 • 1500
Examinations: The candidate must pass 2 written exams - • EPPP: • CPLEE:
• Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology • California Psychology Law and Ethics Examination