Article archive / February 1, 2012
Originally published: . Volume 3, No. 6. Source pages: 6.
In his address to licensees in the recent LSBEP Newsletter former Chair Dr. Joseph Comaty, MP, wrote, “I leave with great satisfaction and also some degree of regret. It is a tremendous honor and tremendous responsibility to serve our profession and the public.”
He noted, “…it did not seem long enough to accomplish all the goals I had set for myself and the Board.” He noted the challenge of learning all the procedures and rules and laws, and also the challenge of fulfilling the responsibility to protect the public. He commented that he was thankful for the support of his colleagues on the board, the Executive Director and assistant, and the board’s legal counsel.
He also noted that he has served during significant challenges, such as managing the shift of medical psychologists to the medical board, and attempting to prevent expansion of scope of practice of LPCs under SCR 100, and also SB 268.
His complete address is available on the LSBEP website.
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