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Special Situations

There are certain situations in which some psychology licensing boards may allow psychologists to perform an activity without requiring a license.

Special Situations not Requiring a License

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Exemptions

58% of respondents have settings in which a psychologist is exempt from the requirement to be licensed.

Settings in which a Psychologist is exempt from the requirement to be licensed

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Licensure by Experience

In certain jurisdictions, applicants for licensure receive special consideration based on the number of years of experience as a licensed psychologist in another jurisdiction.

Special Consideration based on Number of Years of Experience

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Number of Years of Experience Required

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Licensure by Endorsement

Some psychology licensing boards offer licensure by endorsement based on certain credentials.

Endorsement Options

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Prescriptive Authority

In some jurisdictions, a licensed psychologist may obtain the authority to prescribe medications if the psychologist has met certain requirements.

Prescriptive Authority
jurisdictions in the U.S. and Canada can issue prescriptive authority to licensed psychologists. Of those 7, 6 include prescriptive authority
under the authority of the psychology licensing board. Issuance of prescriptive authority may be under the authority of a different regulatory agency in other jurisdictions. In some jurisdictions, a licensed psychologist may obtain the authority to prescribe medications if the psychologist has met certain requirements.
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