Information for Registrants 

Registration Fees

 

2010 Fees & Registration Renewal Form (This form is only to be completed by existing Registrants)

 

 

 

 

Annual Registration Renewal Policies  

 

 


 

Psychological Practice Profile (for existing Registrants)

   


 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION CONCERNING THE EXAMINATION FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE IN PSYCHOLOGY (EPPP)

In order to ensure successful completion of the EPPP, Candidates are encouraged to begin studying as soon as possible and to have taken the Exam within the first year of Candidacy. Candidates are required to have successfully completed the EPPP by the second year of Candidacy.

To apply for the EPPP and obtain more information about the Exam, please visit the following link:

www.asppb.net/Student

Once you have completed the application and submitted your application fee, within 48 hours, you should receive an “authorization-to-test” letter by email. The letter will contain the information needed to schedule the examination. You will then be able to go online or call a toll-free number to schedule the examination at the date and location of your choice.

You must sit for the examination within 60 days of the date on the “authorization-to-test” message provided by PES. If you do not sit for the examination within these 60 days, you will be removed from the eligibility list, and will be required to submit a new online application for computerized testing and the process outlined begins again.

 

 

June 2009 - Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles For Psychologists

 

NSBEP supports the Universal Declaration of Ethical Principles for Psychologists.  Registrants are reminded that the Declaration does not replace NSBEP's Standards nor does it replace the Canadian Code of Ethics.  Click here to view the document.

 

 

May 2007 - Information for Psychologists about Responding to Complaints
June 2004 - The Nova Scotia Board of Examiners' Response to Proposed Umbrella Legislation for Health Professions

Withdrawal / Reinstatement

 

Withdrawal

Registrants can withdraw from the Register and apply for reinstatement at any time within the next two years without requirement of a new application.  However a complete application must be submitted if a registrant is withdrawn for a period exceeding two years.

Registrants wishing to withdraw from the Register must submit a written request to do so to NSBEP.

Candidate Registrants please click here for additional requirements concerning this issue.

Reinstatement

In order to reinstate their registration, Registrants must:

1. Submit a written request to have their registration reinstated (provided they have not been withdrawn for a period greater than two years).

2. Pay the annual registration fee and a $50.00 reinstatement fee. (Information concerning fees can be found above.)  If reinstating after June 30th of any year, please consult Section B. of the Annual Registration Renewal Policies.

Effective January 1, 2007, registrants requiring duplicate copies of receipts, copies of any other documentation related to their file, or letters written on their behalf will be charged a minimum of $10.00.

 

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