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Chapter 246-924 WAC

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PSYCHOLOGISTS

WAC Sections

HTMLPDF246-924-001Guidelines for the promulgation of administrative rules.
HTMLPDF246-924-010Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-924-011COVID-19.
HTMLPDF246-924-012Telehealth standards.
HTMLPDF246-924-013Psychologist application and licensure process.
HTMLPDF246-924-030Employment and supervision of ancillary clinical staff.
HTMLPDF246-924-043Education and experience requirements for licensure as a psychologist.
HTMLPDF246-924-046Doctoral degree program.
HTMLPDF246-924-048Residency—Academic residency and educational meetings.
HTMLPDF246-924-051Telesupervision standards.
HTMLPDF246-924-052Practicum.
HTMLPDF246-924-056Internship.
HTMLPDF246-924-057Alternative internship.
HTMLPDF246-924-059Postdoctoral supervised experience.
HTMLPDF246-924-070Psychologists—Written examination.
HTMLPDF246-924-085Co-occurring disorder enhancement specialist eligibility.
HTMLPDF246-924-095Failure of the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology.
HTMLPDF246-924-100Endorsement—Applying for licensure for non-Washington licensed and nationally-certified applicants.
HTMLPDF246-924-115Brief adjudicative proceedings—Denials based on failure to meet education, experience, or examination prerequisites for licensure.
HTMLPDF246-924-151Licensed psychological associate—Title.
HTMLPDF246-924-152Psychological associate application process.
HTMLPDF246-924-155Supervision agreements.
HTMLPDF246-924-161Associate levels of practice—Supervision.
HTMLPDF246-924-180Continuing education—Purpose and scope.
HTMLPDF246-924-230Continuing education requirements.
HTMLPDF246-924-240Approved continuing education activities.
HTMLPDF246-924-250Continuing education—Special considerations.
HTMLPDF246-924-255Suicide prevention training standards.
HTMLPDF246-924-300Definition of acceptable documentation and proof of continuing education.
HTMLPDF246-924-330Continuing education—Exemptions.
HTMLPDF246-924-351Rules of ethical conduct.
HTMLPDF246-924-352Definitions.
RULES OF ETHICAL CONDUCT
HTMLPDF246-924-353Competence.
HTMLPDF246-924-354Maintenance and retention of records.
HTMLPDF246-924-355Continuity of care.
HTMLPDF246-924-356Impaired objectivity.
HTMLPDF246-924-357Multiple relationships.
HTMLPDF246-924-358Sexual misconduct.
HTMLPDF246-924-359Client welfare.
HTMLPDF246-924-361Exploiting supervisees and research subjects.
HTMLPDF246-924-363Protecting confidentiality of clients.
HTMLPDF246-924-364Fees.
HTMLPDF246-924-365Assessment procedures.
HTMLPDF246-924-366Fraud, misrepresentation, or deception.
HTMLPDF246-924-367Aiding illegal practice.
HTMLPDF246-924-445Parenting evaluations—Standards.
HTMLPDF246-924-467Limited services related to parenting evaluations.
HTMLPDF246-924-470Examination fees—Failure to appear at examination session.
HTMLPDF246-924-475Model procedural rules.
TEMPORARY PERMIT AND OTHER LIMITED CREDENTIALS
HTMLPDF246-924-480Temporary permits.
HTMLPDF246-924-483How to obtain a temporary practice permit while the national background check is completed.
HTMLPDF246-924-493Probationary license.
HTMLPDF246-924-500Retired active credential.
HTMLPDF246-924-990Psychology fees and renewal cycle.