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A Public Psychiatry Certificate authorizes the
holder to practice only in conjunction with employment duties
within a public mental health facility or program funded in part
or entirely by state funds and automatically expires when the
holders relationship with the facility or program is
terminated.
Applicants applying for a Public Psychiatry
Certificate must:
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Be a board certified psychiatrist who is
licensed to practice medicine without restrictions in another
state
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Submit a letter from the Secretary of the
Department of Health requesting a certificate be issued
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Submit a letter from the Chairman of the
Department of Psychiatry at one of the public medical schools
or the Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry at the
accredited medical school at the University of Miami
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A letter of intention of employment by a
public mental health facility or program funded in part or
entirely by state funds.
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Submit a Specialty Board Certificate in
Psychiatry
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Meet the requirements in section 458.311(1)(a)-(g)
and (5) Florida Statutes.
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