1999 Minnesota Statutes

     148.908 Licensed psychological practitioner. 

    Subdivision 1.    Scope of practice.  A licensed 
 psychological practitioner shall practice only under supervision 
 that satisfies the requirements of section 148.925 and while 
 employed by either a licensed psychologist or a health care or 
 social service agency which employs or contracts with a 
 supervising licensed psychologist who shares clinical 
 responsibility for the care provided by the licensed 
 psychological practitioner. 

    Subd. 2.    Requirements for licensure as a licensed 
 psychological practitioner.  To become licensed by the board 
 as a licensed psychological practitioner, an applicant shall 
 comply with the following requirements: 

    (1) pass an examination in psychology; 

    (2) pass a professional responsibility examination on the 
 practice of psychology; 

    (3) pass any other examinations as required by board rules; 

    (4) pay nonrefundable fees to the board for applications, 
 processing, testing, renewals, and materials; 

    (5) have attained the age of majority, be of good moral 
 character, and have no unresolved disciplinary action or 
 complaints pending in the state of Minnesota or any other 
 jurisdiction; and 

    (6) have earned a doctoral or master's degree or the 
 equivalent of a master's degree in a doctoral program with a 
 major in psychology from a regionally accredited educational 
 institution meeting the standards the board has established by 
 rule. 

    HIST: 1996 c 424 s 11; 1997 c 134 s 3