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Florida Board of Psychology Position re: Coaching Clients to Take Psychological Tests
During its April 2008 Meeting, the Florida Board of Psychology agreed to put forth the attached excerpt (pdf - 15kb) from an article published in the American Psychological Association’s (APA) journal, Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. The article is indicative of the Board’s view on coaching clients to take psychological tests.
To purchase the full text of this article, you may visit the APA’s website at http://psycnet.apa.org/index.cfm?fa=search.displayRecord&uid=2004-16907-007.
Specialties Rule Development
Rule 64B19-18.008, F.A.C., (pdf - 24kb) Board Approval of Specialty Certifying Bodies, was made effective November 1, 2007. To view information on filing a petition to obtain Board approval as a certifying body, please visit the link in our website index titled "Petition Process and Information for Psychology Specialty Boards."
Recent Rule Revisions (pdf - 20kb)
The Board of Psychology voted to repeal the following rules during its October 26, 2007 General Business meeting:
- Rule 64B19-18.001, F.A.C., Qualifications to Evaluate and Treat Sex Offenders as a "Qualified Practitioner"
- Section 5 of Rule 64B19-13.003, F.A.C., Continuing Psychological Education Credit Guidelines for "Qualified Practitioners" as defined in s. 947.005(9), F.S.
National Provider Identifier (NPI) Information (pdf - 35kb)
Continuing Education Requirement for the Prevention of
Medical Errors
Become
a Provider of Medical Errors Courses
Rule of the Quarter (pdf - 12kb) - 64B19-13.0025 Notice to the Department of Mailing
Address and Place of Practice
Recent
Discipline Taken Against Practitioners
Information: Florida Laws and Rules
Examination
Examination
Results Department administered ONLY
Obtain a Written License
Certification
Health Care
Services Clinic Registration
Reporting Requirement - Section 456.063(3), Florida
Statutes, states: Licensed
health care practitioners shall report allegations of sexual misconduct to the department, regardless
of the practice setting in which the alleged sexual misconduct
occurred.
Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) Information |
