California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 6.6 — Psychologists, Article 4 — Denial, Suspension and Revocation

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Section 2960Allows the board to deny, condition, suspend, or revoke a psychology license or registration for unprofessional conduct, including related crimes, dangerous substance…Section 2960.01Requires a psychologist-license applicant to undergo a fingerprint-based state and national criminal-history background check under the referenced provision. Requires the board to…Section 2960.02Requires a psychological-associate registration applicant to undergo a fingerprint-based state and national criminal-history background check under the referenced provision. Requires the Board…Section 2960.05Limits disciplinary accusations to the earlier of three years after discovery or seven years after the act. Exempts fraudulent-license procurement, tolls for…Section 2960.1Requires any proposed or final disciplinary decision finding that a licensee or registrant engaged in defined sexual contact to order revocation and…Section 2960.2Requires a licensed psychologist to satisfy the requirements of the referenced Government Code provision before evaluating an individual’s emotional and mental condition…Section 2960.5Allows the board to refuse any license or registration when an applicant may be unable to practice their profession safely because of…Section 2960.6Allows the board to deny, suspend, or revoke a psychology license or registration based on discipline imposed by another jurisdiction on a…Section 2961Allows the board, after the hearing required by the referenced provision, to deny an application for a license or registration, issue one…Section 2962Allows petitions after three years for reinstatement after revocation/surrender, two years for ending three-or-more-year probation or modifying probation, and one year for…Section 2963Defines a guilty plea, guilty verdict, or conviction after a no-contest plea for a substantially related charge as a conviction for psychologists,…Section 2964Requires the board to report every license revocation to the National Practitioner Data Bank. Establishes that reporting duty whenever the board revokes…Section 2964.3Bars any person required to register as a sex offender under the referenced Penal Code provision from eligibility for a license or…Section 2964.5Allows the board to require a licensee or registrant placed on probation, or whose license or registration is suspended, to complete additional…Section 2964.6Allows the board to require a licensee or registrant placed on probation to pay the monetary costs associated with that probation. Establishes…Section 2965Requires proceedings under the article to be conducted by the board in accordance with the referenced Government Code administrative-procedure chapter. Establishes that…Section 2966Requires automatic suspension during incarceration for a felony conviction, even while appealed, and immediate determination and notice upon receipt of the certified…Section 2969Requires patient-authorized records within 15 days from licensees or 30 from facilities; late penalties $1,000/day; facilities cap at $10,000 absent good cause,…

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