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CPLEE Laws and Regs. Related to General Business Practices: SPE Part 1

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This deck covers key regulations and definitions related to Supervised Professional Experience (SPE) as outlined in the California Code of Regulations. It includes requirements for internships, employment settings, and postdoctoral training.

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Effective January 1, ___________, the BOP made significant changes to the regulations relating to SPE. These rules can be found in the California Code of Regulations (CCR; Section 138).

2005.
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Effective January 1, ___________, the BOP made significant changes to the regulations relating to SPE. These rules can be found in the California Code of Regulations (CCR; Section 138).
2005.
SPE is defined as: “An organized program that consists of a planned, _____________, and administered sequence of _____________________ comprehensive training experiences.”
• Structured • Professionally supervised; Bonus: SPE must involve a sequence of training that ultimately prepares supervisees for independent practice...
Applicants must complete 2 years (3000) hours of SPE (at least 1500 post-doctorally). Each year must be completed within a ____ month period; if both years are completed post-doctorally, they must be completed within a ____ month period.
• 30 • 60
Regulations _____________ limit the number of hours that may be accrued under a single supervisor.
Do not.
There are 5 ways in which SPE may be obtained:
• Formal internship • Employee in an exempt setting • Psychological assistant • Formal post-doctoral training program • Registered psychologist
Formal Internship: These are by definition ____________________; they include internships that are APA accredited, internships that are part of the _______________________________ (APPIC), or internships that meet the requirements of the ___________________________ (CAPIC).
• Pre-doctoral • Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers • California Psychology Internship Council
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CPLEE Laws and Regs. Related to General Business Practices: SPE Part 1
TermDefinition
Effective January 1, ___________, the BOP made significant changes to the regulations relating to SPE. These rules can be found in the California Code of Regulations (CCR; Section 138).
2005.
SPE is defined as: “An organized program that consists of a planned, _____________, and administered sequence of _____________________ comprehensive training experiences.”
• Structured • Professionally supervised; Bonus: SPE must involve a sequence of training that ultimately prepares supervisees for independent practice in psychology.
Applicants must complete 2 years (3000) hours of SPE (at least 1500 post-doctorally). Each year must be completed within a ____ month period; if both years are completed post-doctorally, they must be completed within a ____ month period.
• 30 • 60
Regulations _____________ limit the number of hours that may be accrued under a single supervisor.
Do not.
There are 5 ways in which SPE may be obtained:
• Formal internship • Employee in an exempt setting • Psychological assistant • Formal post-doctoral training program • Registered psychologist
Formal Internship: These are by definition ____________________; they include internships that are APA accredited, internships that are part of the _______________________________ (APPIC), or internships that meet the requirements of the ___________________________ (CAPIC).
• Pre-doctoral • Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers • California Psychology Internship Council
Employee in an Exempt Setting: Both pre- and post-doctoral SPE may be accrued while working as an employee in an exempt setting; these include ___________________ and many _____________________.
• Government facilities • Educational institutions
Psychological Assistant: Both predoctoral and postdoctoral SPE may be accumulated while employed as a PA to a licensed psychologist, _________________________, psychological __________________, or psychology __________________.
• Board-certified psychiatrist • Corporation • Clinic
Formal Postdoctoral Training Program: This may be accrued in programs that ___________ accredited by the same agencies as those listed for pre-doctoral internships.
Are.
Registered Psychologist: Only _______________________ SPE may be accrued as a registered psychologist. They are authorized to provide psychological services at nonprofit community agencies that receive a minimum of ___% of their funding from government sources.
• Post-doctoral • 25%