Article archive / November 1, 2012
Originally published: . Volume 4, No. 3. Source pages: 4.
Dr. Griffin’s letter noted that the general work of those on the board is 1) to establish rules and regulations for administering the psychology licensing law, 2) manage the approval, At last month’s state psychology board meeting, members renewal, and revoking of licenses, 3) conduct hearings on reviewed comments submitted by the public regarding changes complaints against psychologists, and 4) bring complaints to the continuing education requirements monitored by the against persons who violate the licensing law. licensing board. Dr. Matthews began his service on June 29, 2010. He filled a According to several sources, the board received around thirty position left vacant following a resignation of Dr. Paul comments. The majority of these comments concerned changes Dammers. The current opening will be for a full five-year to the existing and more traditional continuing education appointment, noted Dr. Griffin’s announcement. activities. There were fewer concerns by the public regarding the new proposals, such as the additions of new types and categories of educational activities.
Executive Kelly Parker told the Times this week that the board will be going forward to make changes to the rules. She noted, “The Board is working on revisions to the Chapter based on comments received. We are still planning on changing the CE rule in the very near future.”
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