Sections
7 entriesSection 4989.20Allows the board to license an educational psychologist who is at least 18 and meets specified graduate-degree, 60-semester- or 90-quarter-unit, experience, supervised-practice,…Section 4989.22Allows only statutorily qualified applicants to take the licensure examination and allows a failed written examination to be retaken within one year…Section 4989.23Requires educational psychologist applicants on or after January 1, 2021, to document at least six hours of suicide-risk assessment and intervention coursework…Section 4989.23.1Requires, from July 1, 2023, educational-psychologist licensure applicants to show at least three hours of telehealth mental-health-services training, including telehealth law and…Section 4989.24Prohibits the board from issuing an educational-psychologist license to a person convicted in any state or United States territory of a crime…Section 4989.26Allows the board to refuse an educational psychologist license when an applicant appears unable to practice safely because of mental illness or…Section 4989.28Allows the board to deny a licensure application when the applicant is or has been guilty of unprofessional conduct described in the…