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Changing / Adding An Area of Practice or Expertise
POLICY: It is the
responsibility of the psychologist to ensure he/she appropriately
follows the Standards and Code when adding an area of practice.
Registrants on the Candidate Register must ensure this process is
reflected in their supervision.
PROCEDURE:
(1) Registrants on the Candidate Register are required to notify the
NSBEP of the change and to note, in their supervision reports, any
changes to area of practice. They must provide details indicating how
they plan to obtain proficiency in the new area.
(2) Candidates must ensure goals are updated to reflect the addition of
the new area of practice.
(3) All Registrants wishing to change their area of practice or
expertise must ensure they appropriately follow the Code and thoroughly
review the appropriate Standards by
clicking here.
Withdrawal from the Register
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application must be submitted if a registrant is withdrawn for a period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been withdrawn for a period greater than two years).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. |
