South Carolina Code of Regulations Chapter 100 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN PSYCHOLOGY
Certainly! Here's a detailed overview of South Carolina Code of Regulations – Chapter 100: Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation – State Board of Examiners in Psychology, effective as of May 26, 2023 .
🧠Chapter 100 – State Board of Examiners in Psychology
Statutory Authority
Governing Statutes: South Carolina Code §§ 40–1–70 and 40–55–40(d) .
📘 Key Provisions
Licensure Requirements (§ 100–1)
Educational Criteria: Candidates must possess:
A doctoral degree in psychology from an accredited institution.
At least four years of combined academic training and qualifying experience.
Examination: Successful completion of written and oral examinations as deemed necessary by the Board.
Competency: Demonstrated competence in psychology through Board assessments.
Examination Fees (§ 10–34)
Application Fees: Not to exceed $500.
Examination Fees: Paid directly to the examination provider.
Biennial Renewal: Not to exceed $395.
Temporary Permit: Not to exceed $250.
Miscellaneous Fees:
Replacement of lost/stolen license: Not to exceed $50.
Late Fee: Not to exceed $75.
Fee for returned checks: Not to exceed $30 .
Code of Ethics (§ 40–55–60)
Ethical Standards: The Board may adopt a code of ethics to govern the practices and conduct of licensed psychologists.
Competence: Psychologists must consult appropriate specialists when cases fall outside their competence.
Specialization: The Board determines areas of specialization for applicants and informs them accordingly.
Public Representation: Unlicensed individuals may not present themselves as psychologists unless they meet specific criteria .
🧾 Additional Resources
Official Regulations PDF: Chapter 100 – State Board of Examiners in Psychology
Board of Examiners in Psychology: South Carolina LLR – Psychology
Code of Ethics for Psychologists: Ethical Principles of Psychologists
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