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Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-7a - Professional postgraduate supervised experience requirement for a clinical marriage and family therapist

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
In order to be approved by the board for licensure as a clinical
				marriage and family therapist, the applicant's postgraduate supervised professional
				experience of marriage and family therapy, totaling 3,000 hours of professional
				experience inclusive of 1,500 hours of direct client contact, shall meet all of the
				following requirements:
(a) Except as
			 provided in subsection (b), one hour of clinical supervision shall be provided
			 throughout the entirety of the postgraduate supervised professional experience for
			 each 15 hours of direct client contact. Unless extenuating circumstances are
			 approved by the board, all supervision shall be conducted face-to-face either in
			 person or, if confidentiality is technologically protected, by synchronous
			 videoconferencing, as follows:
(1) At least 50
			 hours of individual clinical supervision occurring with the supervisor and
			 supervisee;
(2) up to 50 hours of
			 clinical supervision with one supervisor and no more than six supervisees;
			 and
(3) meet for at least one hour twice
			 per month, at least one of which shall be individual supervision.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-7b - Requirements for board-approved clinical supervisor; application

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(a) Each licensee providing postgraduate clinical
			 supervision shall be a board-approved clinical supervisor. This requirement shall
			 apply to each individual commencing a new supervisory relationship on or after July
			 1, 2017.
(b) In addition to meeting the
			 requirements in K.S.A. 65-6414  and amendments thereto and   K.A.R. 102-5-7a,  the
			 licensee shall successfully complete clinical supervision training, which shall be
			 approved by the board and be specifc to providing supervision or becoming a
			 supervisor. This training shall include either 15 hours of continuing education in
			 supervision or one semester credit hour of a graduate-level course on supervision or
			 the academic equivalent at an accredited college or university approved by the
			 board, each of which shall cover the following material:
(1) Hands-on supervision, during which time the
			 licensee was supervised by a board-approved clinical supervisor for at least eight
			 hours;
(2) best practices of
			 supervision;
(3) classic and postmodern
			 systemic supervision models;
(4) ethical
			 and legal issues, including risk management;
(5) culture and context in supervision;
(6) structuring supervision;
(7) the importance of a positive working
			 relationship between the supervisor and supervisee; and
(8) Kansas marriage and family therapist statutes
			 and regulations.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-9 - Renewal and reinstatement

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(a) To be
					considered for license renewal, each licensed marriage and family therapist and
					licensed clinical marriage and family therapist shall submit the following
					items to the board:
(1) A completed renewal
					application;
(2) the continuing
					education reporting form; and
(3)
					the renewal fee as prescribed in K.A.R. 102-5-2.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-9a - Renewal audit

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(a) A
					random audit of the continuing education documentation for 10 percent of the
					marriage and family therapist licenses and the clinical marriage and family
					therapist licenses expiring each month shall be conducted by the
					board.
(b) Each licensee selected
					for the random audit shall be notified in writing after the board has received
					the licensee's renewal application form required by K.A.R. 102-5-9.
(c) Upon board notification, each renewal
					applicant shall submit the following to the board within 30 days after the
					license expiration date:
(1) The completed
					renewal audit forms; and
(2) the
					original continuing education documents that validate all continuing education
					units claimed for credit during the current renewal period.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-11 - Documentation for continuing education

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Any of the following original, signed forms of documentation
						shall be accepted as proof that a licensee has completed a continuing education
						activity:
(a) a passing course grade
					for an academic credit course;
(b)
					a signed statement, by the instructor, of actual contact hours attended for an
					audited academic course;
(c) a
					signed statement from the provider of the institute, symposium, workshop, or
					seminar that the licensee attended the continuing education program;
(d) a copy of the article or book chapter and
					verification of publication or written presentation at a professional meeting.
					The licensee shall submit these materials to the board to evaluate and certify
					the number of hours of credit to be granted;
(e) a copy of the academic course syllabus
					and verification that the licensee presented the course;
(f) a copy of a letter from the presentation
					sponsor or a copy of the brochure announcing the licensee as the presenter, the
					agenda of the presentation, and verification that the licensee presented the
					workshop, seminar, or program;
(g)
					a letter from the board giving approval for retroactive continuing education
					credit;
(h) written verification
					from the university practicum or intern instructor or other official training
					director that the licensee supervised undergraduate or graduate students or
					from the postgraduate supervisee that the licensee provided supervision;
(i) a copy of the self-directed
					project. The licensee shall submit this copy to the board to evaluate and
					certify the number of credit hours that the board will grant; or
(j) the media format, content title,
					presenter or sponsor, content description, run time, and activity date for each
					videotape, audiotape, computerized interactive learning module, or telecast
					that the licensee utilized for continuing education purposes.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-13 - Licensee consult with physician when determining symptoms of mental disorders

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(a) "Consult,"
					as used in
					K.S.A.
					65-6404 and amendments thereto, shall be
					defined as contact made by the licensee with the appropriate medical
					professional for the purpose of promoting a collaborative approach to the
					client's care and informing the medical professional of the client's symptoms.
					This contact shall not be intended to accomplish confirmation of diagnosis. The
					timing of any such action by the licensee shall be managed in a way that
					enhances the progress of assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. This consult may
					or may not be completed in the initial session of service delivery.
(b) A consult with a client's physician or
					psychiatrist may occur through face-to-face contact, telephonic contact, or
					correspondence by the licensee with the physician, the physician's assistant,
					or designated nursing staff. When initiating this contact, the licensee shall
					not be responsible for the medical professional's response or for the client's
					compliance with any related intervention made by the medical professional.
(c) If a licensee is practicing in
					a setting or contact arrangement that involves a person licensed to practice
					medicine and surgery for review of mental health treatment, a physician consult
					may be completed through medical involvement completed in accordance with the
					established procedure of the setting or with the contact arrange-ment.
(d) A physician consult shall not
					be required beyond the procedures for medical involvement as established by the
					qualifying agency if a licensee is practicing in any of the following:
(1) A licensed community mental health center
					or its affiliate;
(2) an agency of
					the state that provides mental health, rehabilitative, or correctional
					services; or
(3) an agency
					licensed by the state for providing mental health, rehabilitative, or
					correctional services.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-14 - Designation of referral source for use in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders

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The "diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders,"
				fifth edition, published by the American psychiatric association, shall be
				designated as the manual to diagnose and treat mental
				disorders.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-15 - Services rendered to individuals located in this state

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Except as authorized by
						K.S.A.
						65-6409, and amendments thereto, each person,
						regardless of the person's location, who engages in either of the following
						activities shall be deemed to be engaged in the practice of marriage and family
						therapy in this state and shall be required to have a license, issued by the
						board, to practice marriage and family therapy as a licensed marriage and
						family therapist or a licensed clinical marriage and family therapist, as
						appropriate:
(a) performs any act
					included in subsection (b) of
					K.S.A.
					65-6402, and amendments thereto, on or for
					one or more individuals located in this state; or
(b) represents oneself to be a licensed
					marriage and family therapist or a licensed clinical marriage and family
					therapist available to perform any act included in subsection (b) of
					K.S.A.
					65-6402, and amendments thereto, on or for
					one or more individuals located in this state.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 5 - LICENSING OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS › Section 102-5-16 - Unprofessional conduct regarding recordkeeping

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(a) The failure
					of a marriage and family therapist licensee or clinical marriage and family
					therapist licensee to comply with the recordkeeping requirements established in
					this regulation shall constitute unprofessional conduct.
(b) Content of marriage and family therapy or
					clinical marriage and family therapy records. Each licensed marriage and family
					therapist or clinical marriage and family therapist shall maintain a record for
					each client or client system that accurately reflects the licensee's contact
					with the client or client system and the results of the marriage and family
					therapy or clinical marriage and family therapy services provided. Each
					licensee shall have ultimate responsibility for the content of the licensee's
					records and the records of those persons under the licensee's supervision.
					These records may be maintained in a variety of media, if reasonable steps are
					taken to maintain confidentiality, accessibility, and durability. Each record
					shall be completed in a timely manner and shall include the following
					information for each client or client system:
(1) Adequate identifying data;
(2) the date or dates of services that the
					licensee or the licensee's supervisee provided;
(3) the type or types of services that the
					licensee or the licensee's supervisee provided;
(4) the initial assessment, conclusions, and
					re-commendations;
(5) a plan for
					service delivery or case dis-position;
(6) the clinical notes from each session; and
(7) sufficient detail to permit
					planning for continuity that would enable another marriage and family therapist
					or clinical marriage and family therapist to take over the delivery of
					services.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-1 - Definitions

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Each of the following terms, as used in this article of the board's
				regulations, shall have the meaning specified in this regulation:
(a) "Academic equivalent of a semester credit
			 hour," when used in
			 K.A.R.
			 102-7-3, means the prorated proportionate credit
			 for formal academic coursework if that coursework is completed on the basis of
			 trimester or quarter hours rather than semester hours.
(b) "Addiction counseling supervision" means a
			 formal professional relationship between the supervisor and supervisee that promotes
			 the development of responsibility, skills, knowledge, values, and ethical standards
			 in the practice of addiction counseling.
(c) "Board" means Kansas behavioral sciences
			 regulatory board.
(d) "Client" means a
			 person who is a direct recipient of addiction counseling services.
(e) "Clinical supervision training plan" means a
			 formal, written agreement that establishes the supervisory framework for
			 postgraduate clinical experience and describes the expectations and responsibilities
			 of the supervisor and the supervisee.
(f) "Continuing education" means formally
			 organized programs or activities that are designed for and have content intended to
			 enhance the addiction counselor's or clinical addiction counselor's knowledge,
			 skill, values, ethics, and ability to practice as an addiction counselor or as a
			 clinical addiction counselor.
(g)
			 "Direct client contact" means the provision of addiction counseling services to a
			 client or clients in an individual, family, or group format with interaction being
			 conducted in person or remotely with real-time, twoway interactive audio, visual, or
			 audiovisual communications, including the application of videoconferencing, in which
			 confidentiality is protected. Interaction that includes electronic mail, instant
			 messaging, texting, or facsimile shall not be considered direct client
			 contact.
(h) "Extenuating circumstances"
			 means any condition or situation caused by events beyond a person's control that is
			 sufficiently extreme in nature to result in either of the following:
(1) The person's inability to comply with the
			 requirements of this regulation; or
(2)
			 the inadvisability of requiring the person to comply with the requirements of this
			 regulation.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-2 - Fees

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(a) Each applicant or licensee shall pay the
			 appropriate fee or fees as follows:
(1) Application
			 for an addiction counselor license: $50;
(2) application for a master's addiction counselor
			 license: $50;
(3) application for a
			 clinical addiction counselor license: $50;
(4) original addiction counselor license:
			 $100;
(5) original master's addiction
			 counselor license: $150;
(6) original
			 clinical addiction counselor license: $150;
(7) renewal of an addiction counselor license:
			 $50;
(8) renewal of a master's addiction
			 counselor license: $75;
(9) renewal of a
			 clinical addiction counselor license: $100;
(10) replacement of an addiction counselor, a
			 master's addiction counselor, or a clinical addiction counselor license:
			 $20;
(11) replacement of an addiction
			 counselor, a master's addiction counselor, or a clinical addiction counselor wallet
			 license: $2;
(12) reinstatement of an
			 addiction counselor license: $50;
(13)
			 reinstatement of a master's addiction counselor license: $75;
(14) reinstatement of a clinical addiction
			 counselor license: $100;
(15)
			 reinstatement temporary addiction counselor license, $25;
(16) reinstatement temporary master's addiction
			 counselor license, $25;
(17)
			 reinstatement temporary clinical addiction counselor license, $25;
(18) temporary addiction counselor license:
			 $50;
(19) temporary master's addiction
			 counselor license: $50;
(20) temporary
			 permit for an out-of-state licensed clinical addiction counselor: $200; or
(21) temporary permit for an out-of-state licensed
			 clinical addiction counselor extension: $200;
(22) student temporary addiction counselor
			 license, $50;
(23) student temporary
			 addiction counselor license renewal, $50.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-3 - Educational requirements

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(a) Each of the
			 following terms, as used in this regulation, shall have the meaning specified in
			 this subsection:
(1) ''Core faculty member'' means
			 an individual who is part of the teaching staf of a program covered by this
			 regulation and who meets the following conditions:
(A) Has education, training, and experience
			 consistent with the individual's role within the program and consistent with the
			 published description of the goals, philosophy, and educational purpose of the
			 program;
(B) has primary professional
			 employment at the institution in which the program is housed; and
(C) is identifed with the program and is centrally
			 involved in program development, decision making, and student training as
			 demonstrated by consistent inclusion of the individual's name in public and
			 departmental documents.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-4 - Application for licensure

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(a) Each applicant for
			 licensure as an addiction counselor, a master's addiction counselor, or a clinical
			 addiction counselor shall request the appropriate licensure application forms from
			 the executive director of the board.
(b)
			 Each applicant for licensure as an addiction counselor shall submit the completed
			 application materials to the board and perform the following:
(1) Submit the full payment of the licensure
			 application fee as specified in   K.A.R. 102-7-2;
(2) submit, on board-approved forms, two
			 professional references. Each individual submitting a reference shall meet the
			 following conditions:
(A) Not be related to the
			 applicant;
(B) be authorized by law to
			 practice addiction counseling or to practice in the behavioral sciences, at the
			 bachelor's level or above; and
(C) be
			 able to address the applicant's professional conduct, competence, and specify
			 whether the applicant merits the public trust;
(3) if not previously provided to the board,
			 submit, on a board-approved form, a third professional reference from an individual
			 who shall meet the following conditions:
(A) Not be
			 related to the applicant; and
(B)
(i) Have served as the applicant's on-site
			 practicum supervisor and be authorized by law to practice addiction counseling;
			 or
(ii) if the supervisor specified in
			 paragraph (b)(3)(B) (i) is unavailable, be the program director or any person who
			 has knowledge of the applicant's practicum experience on the basis of the
			 applicant's practicum records; and
(4) meet one of the following requirements:
(A) Currently hold a license issued by the board
			 at the master's level or above;
(B)
			 demonstrate that the applicant is licensed by the board as a baccalaureate social
			 worker and has completed the coursework requirements specified in   K.A.R.
			 102-7-3(c)(1), (4), and (9) ; or
(C)
(i) Demonstrate completion of the educational
			 requirements specified in   K.A.R. 102-7-3; and
(ii) arrange for the applicant's transcripts
			 covering all applicable college or university coursework to be sent directly from
			 each academic institution to the board office. Each applicant who graduated from a
			 college or university outside the United States also shall arrange for the
			 applicant's transcript to be translated and evaluated for degree equivalency by a
			 source and in a manner that are acceptable to the board.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-4a - Licensure without examination

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(a) Each applicant for licensure as an
					addiction counselor or clinical addiction counselor shall request the
					appropriate licensure application forms from the executive director of the
					board.
(b) Each applicant for
					licensure as an addiction counselor without examination shall submit the
					completed application materials to the board and meet the following
					requirements:
(1) Submit a certificate or
					written statement issued by the credentialing organization verifying that the
					applicant was registered or credentialed as an alcohol or other drug counselor
					pursuant to  L. 2011, ch. 114,  sec. 12, and amendments thereto, at any time from
					July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2011;
(2) submit an attestation, on a
					board-approved form, by the applicant that the applicant's last Kansas alcohol
					or other drug registration or credential was not suspended or
					revoked;
(3) submit documentation
					verifying that the applicant has completed two hours each of continuing
					education in ethics, confidentiality, and infectious disease during the three
					years immediately preceding application;
(4) submit, on board-approved forms,
					references from two professionals. Each individual submitting a reference shall
					meet all of the following conditions:
(A) Not
					be related to the applicant;
(B) be
					authorized to engage in the practice of addiction counseling or to practice in
					a related field; and
(C) be able to
					address the applicant's competence to perform the duties of an addiction
					counselor; and
(5) pay
					the application fee specified in K.A.R. 102-7-2 .
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-5 - Examination for addiction counselor, master's addiction counselor, or clinical addiction counselor

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(a)
(1) Each
			 applicant for licensure as an addiction counselor who does not meet the requirements
			 of   K.A.R. 102-7-4b   shall be required to pass a nationally administered, standardized
			 written examination approved by the board.
(2) An applicant shall not be authorized to
			 register for an examination until the applicant is within at least four months of
			 anticipated completion of the applicable academic degree requirements and has
			 satisfied the board that the applicant merits the public trust. Each applicant who
			 has not completed the applicable academic degree requirements on the date that the
			 application is submitted shall arrange for the required transcripts to be sent to
			 the board when the academic degree is awarded to the applicant.
(3) The applicant's required written examination
			 may be waived by the board if the applicant obtained a passing score as determined
			 by the examination company on a nationally administered, standardized written
			 examination deemed by the board to be substantially equivalent to the examination
			 used in Kansas.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-6 - Professional postgraduate supervised experience requirement for a clinical addiction counselor

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For each applicant for licensure as a clinical addiction counselor,
				the postgraduate supervised professional experience of addiction counseling shall
				meet all of the following requirements:
(a)
			 The postgraduate supervised professional experience of addiction counseling shall
			 consist of 3,000 hours of professional experience, including 1,500 hours of direct
			 client contact conducting substance abuse assessments and treatment.
(b) Except as provided in subsection (c), one hour
			 of clinical supervision shall be provided throughout the entirety of the
			 postgraduate supervised professional experience for each 15 hours of direct client
			 contact. Unless extenuating circumstances are approved by the board, all supervision
			 shall be conducted face-to-face either in person or, if confidentiality is
			 technologically protected, by synchronous videoconferencing, as follows:
(1) At least 50 hours of individual clinical
			 supervision occurring with the supervisor and supervisee;
(2) up to 50 hours of clinical group supervision
			 with one supervisor and no more than six supervisees; and
(3) meet for at least one hour two times per
			 month, at least one of which shall be individual supervision.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-7 - Renewal; late renewal

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(a) To be considered for
			 license renewal, each licensed addiction counselor, each licensed master's addiction
			 counselor, and each licensed clinical addiction counselor shall submit the following
			 items to the board:
(1) A completed renewal
			 application;
(2) the continuing
			 education reporting form; and
(3) the
			 renewal fee specified in   K.A.R. 102-7-2.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-7a - Reinstatement after suspension or revocation

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(a) If the license of any individual has been
					suspended and the individual subsequently wants to apply for license
					reinstatement, the individual shall submit the following items:
(1) The completed reinstatement application
					form;
(2) the required
					reinstatement fee specified in K.A.R. 102-7-2 ;
(3) the continuing education reporting form
					and documentation pursuant to K.A.R. 102-7-10 ;
(4) proof satisfactory to the board that the
					individual has complied with sanctions and any other conditions imposed under
					the suspension; and
(5) any
					materials, information, evaluation or examination reports, or other
					documentation that may be requested by the board and that will enable the board
					to satisfactorily evaluate and determine whether or not the license should be
					reinstated.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-8 - Renewal audit

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(a) A random audit of the continuing education
			 documentation for 10 percent of the addiction counselor licenses, the master's
			 addiction counselor licenses, and the clinical addiction counselor licenses expiring
			 each month shall be conducted by the board.
(b) Each licensee selected for the random audit
			 shall be notified after the board has received the licensee's renewal application
			 form required by   K.A.R. 102-7-7.
(c)
			 Upon board notification, each renewal applicant shall submit the following to the
			 board within 30 days after the license expiration date:
(1) The completed renewal audit forms;
			 and
(2) the original continuing
			 education documents that validate all continuing education hours claimed for credit
			 during the current renewal period.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-10 - Documentation of continuing education

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Each of the following forms of documentation shall be accepted
						as proof that a licensee has completed that continuing education
						activity:
(a) An official transcript
					or other proof indicating a passing grade for an academic course;
(b) a statement signed by the instructor
					indicating the number of actual contact hours attended for an audited academic
					course. A copy shall not be accepted;
(c) a signed statement from the provider of a
					seminar, institute, conference, workshop, or course indicating that the
					licensee attended the continuing education program. A copy shall not be
					accepted;
(d) for each videotape,
					audiotape, computerized interactive learning module, or telecast that the
					licensee utilized for continuing education purposes, a written statement from
					the licensee specifying the media format, content title, presenter or sponsor,
					content description, length, and activity date;
(e) a copy of a self-directed project. The
					licensee shall submit this copy to the board to evaluate and certify the number
					of credit hours that the board will grant;
(f) written, signed verification from the
					university practicum or intern instructor or other official training director
					for whom the licensee supervised undergraduate or graduate students or from the
					postgraduate supervisee for whom the licensee provided supervision. A copy
					shall not be accepted;
(g) a copy
					of an academic course syllabus and verification that the licensee presented the
					course;
(h) a copy of a letter from
					the presentation sponsor or a copy of the brochure announcing the licensee as
					the presenter, the agenda of the presentation, and verification that the
					licensee presented the seminar, institute, conference, workshop, or
					course;
(i) a copy of an article or
					book chapter written by the licensee and verification of publication or written
					presentation at a professional meeting. The licensee shall submit these
					materials to the board to evaluate and certify the number of hours of credit to
					be granted; and
(j) a signed letter
					from a professional organization or credentialing board outlining the
					licensee's participation in that professional organization or credentialing
					board. A copy shall not be accepted.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-11 - Unprofessional conduct

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Each of the following acts shall be considered unprofessional
						conduct for a licensed addiction counselor, a licensed clinical addiction
						counselor, or an applicant for an addiction counselor license or a clinical
						addiction counselor license:
(a)
					Except when the information has been obtained in the context of
					confidentiality, failing to notify the board, within a reasonable period of
					time, that the licensee or applicant or any other person regulated by the board
					or applying for licensure or registration has met any of these conditions:
(1) Has had a professional license,
					certificate, permit, registration, certification, or professional membership
					granted by any jurisdiction, professional association, or professional
					organization that has been limited, conditioned, qualified, restricted,
					suspended, revoked, refused, voluntarily surrendered, or allowed to expire in
					lieu of or during investigatory or disciplinary proceedings;
(2) has been subject to any other
					disciplinary action by any credentialing board, professional association, or
					professional organization;
(3) has
					been demoted, terminated, suspended, reassigned, or asked to resign from
					employment, or has resigned from employment, for some form of misfeasance,
					malfeasance, or nonfeasance;
(4)
					has been substantiated of abuse against a child, an adult, or a resident of a
					care facility; or
(5) has practiced
					the licensee's profession in violation of the laws or regulations that regulate
					the profession;
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-11a - Recordkeeping

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(a) Each licensed
					addiction counselor and each licensed clinical addiction counselor shall
					maintain a record for each client that accurately reflects the licensee's
					contact with the client and the results of the addiction counseling or clinical
					addiction counseling services provided. Each licensee shall have ultimate
					responsibility for the content of the licensee's records and the records of
					those persons under the licensee's supervision. These records may be maintained
					in a variety of formats, if reasonable steps are taken to maintain the
					confidentiality, accessibility, and durability of the records. Each record
					shall be completed in a timely manner and, at a minimum, shall include the
					following information for each client in sufficient detail to permit planning
					for continuity of care:
(1) Adequate
					identifying data;
(2) the date or
					dates of services that the licensee or the licensee's supervisee
					provided;
(3) the type or types of
					services that the licensee or the licensee's supervisee provided;
(4) the initial assessment, conclusions, and
					recommendations;
(5) the treatment
					plan; and
(6) the clinical or
					progress notes from each session.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 7 - LICENSING OF ADDICTION COUNSELORS › Section 102-7-12 - Designation of referral source for use in the diagnosis and treatment of substance use disorders

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The "diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders,"
				fifth edition, published by the American psychiatric association, shall be
				designated as the manual to diagnose and treat substance use disorders.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-1 - Definitions

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Each of the following terms, as used in the act and this
						article of the board's regulations, shall have the meaning specified in this
						regulation:
(a) "Academic equivalent
					of a semester credit hour" means the prorated proportionate credit for formal
					academic coursework if that coursework is completed on the basis of trimester
					or quarter hours rather than semester hours.
(b) "Act" means applied behavior analysis
					licensure act.
(c) "Client" means a
					person who is a direct recipient of applied behavior analysis
					services.
(d) "Continuing
					education" means formally organized programs or activities that are designed
					for and have content intended to enhance the licensee's skill, values, ethics,
					and ability to practice applied behavior analysis.
(e) "Fraudulent representation" shall include
					the following:
(1) Deceit;
(2) misrepresentation; and
(3) concealing a material fact.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-2 - Fees

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(a) Each applicant
					for licensure as an assistant behavior analyst or a behavior analyst shall pay
					the appropriate fee or fees as follows:
(1)
					Initial assistant behavior analyst license, $70;
(2) initial behavior analyst license,
					$70;
(3) renewal of an assistant
					behavior analyst license, $70; or
(4) renewal of a behavior analyst license,
					$120.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-4 - Application for licensure

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(a)
					Each applicant for licensure as an assistant behavior analyst or a behavior
					analyst shall request the appropriate forms from the executive director of the
					board.
(b) Each applicant for
					licensure as an assistant behavior analyst shall submit the completed
					application materials to the board and perform the following:
(1) Submit the application fee as specified
					in K.A.R. 102-8-2;
(2) submit proof
					that the applicant has met the requirements for certification to practice
					applied behavior analysis at the assistant level; and
(3)
(A)
					Arrange for the applicant's transcripts covering all applicable college or
					university coursework, including the required baccalaureate degree, to be sent
					directly from each academic institution to the board office. Each applicant who
					graduated from a college or university outside the United States shall also
					arrange for the applicant's transcript to be translated and evaluated for
					degree equivalency by a source and in a manner acceptable to the board;
					or
(B) arrange for a copy of the
					applicant's transcripts covering all applicable college or university
					coursework, including the required baccalaureate degree, to be sent directly to
					the board from the certifying entity.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-6 - Supervision

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(a) Each licensed
					assistant behavior analyst shall be supervised by a licensed behavior
					analyst.
(b) Each licensed
					assistant behavior analyst shall receive at least 12 supervision sessions
					annually. Each supervision session shall require two-way interactions involving
					real-time visual and auditory contact. The supervision shall include the
					following:
(1) At least one monthly
					supervision session of at least one hour each. At least two of the 12
					supervision sessions shall be conducted with the supervisee in person and shall
					include direct observation of the supervisee's provision of applied behavior
					analysis services to clients. Except as specified in this paragraph, no more
					than half of the supervision sessions may be conducted in group supervision.
					Under extenuating circumstances approved by the board, additional group
					supervision may be allowed. The licensee shall submit a written request to the
					board with a detailed explanation of the extenuating circumstances that are the
					basis of the licensee's request, which shall be submitted no later than 30 days
					before the request would take effect; and
(2) review, discussion, and recommendations
					focusing on the supervisee's practice of applied behavior analysis.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-7 - License; expiration and renewal

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(a) Each license issued pursuant to the act
					shall expire 24 months after the date of issuance unless revoked before that
					time.
(b) To be considered for
					license renewal, each licensed assistant behavior analyst and each licensed
					behavior analyst shall submit the following items to the board:
(1) A completed renewal
					application;
(2) the continuing
					education reporting form;
(3) the
					renewal fee specified in K.A.R. 102-8-2; and
(4) for each licensed assistant behavior
					analyst, the following proof of supervision required in K.A.R. 102-8-6:
(A) The name and identifying information of
					any licensed behavior analyst providing supervision; and
(B) documentation that supervision was
					provided, including dates, format, and length of time as verified by the
					supervisor.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-8 - Renewal audit

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(a)
					Each licensee selected for a random audit shall submit the following to the
					board within 30 days after the license expiration date:
(1) The completed renewal audit forms;
					and
(2) either the original
					continuing education documents that validate all continuing education hours
					claimed for credit during the current renewal period or other documentation of
					completed continuing education hours approved by the board.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-10 - Documentation of continuing education

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Each of the following forms of documentation shall be accepted
						as proof that a licensee has completed the continuing education
						activity:
(a) An official transcript
					or other written proof indicating the licensee's passing grade for an academic
					course;
(b) a statement signed by
					the instructor indicating the number of actual contact hours that the licensee
					attended for an audited academic course;
(c) a signed statement from the provider of a
					seminar, institute, conference, workshop, or course indicating that the
					licensee attended the program;
(d)
					for each videotape, audiotape, computerized interactive learning module, or
					telecast that the licensee utilized for continuing education purposes, a
					written statement from the licensee specifying the media format, content title,
					presenter or sponsor, content description, length, and activity date;
(e) a copy of a self-directed project. The
					licensee shall submit this copy to the board to evaluate and certify the number
					of credit hours that the board may grant;
(f) written, signed verification from the
					university practicum or intern instructor or other official training director
					for whom the licensee supervised undergraduate or graduate students or from the
					postgraduate supervisee for whom the licensee provided supervision;
(g) a copy of an academic course syllabus and
					verification that the licensee presented the course;
(h) a copy of a letter from the presentation
					sponsor or a copy of the brochure announcing the licensee as the presenter, the
					agenda of the presentation, and verification that the licensee presented the
					seminar, institute, conference, workshop, or course;
(i) a copy of an article or book chapter
					written by the licensee and verification of publication or written presentation
					at a professional meeting. The licensee shall submit these materials to the
					board to evaluate and certify the number of hours of credit to be granted;
					and
(j) a signed letter from a
					professional organization or certifying entity outlining the licensee's
					participation in that professional organization or credentialing
					board.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-11 - Unprofessional conduct

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Each of the following acts shall be considered unprofessional
						conduct for a licensed assistant behavior analyst, a licensed behavior analyst,
						or an applicant for an assistant behavior analyst license or a behavior analyst
						license:
(a) Except when the
					information has been obtained in the context of confidentiality, failing to
					notify the board, within a reasonable period of time, that the licensee or
					applicant or any other person regulated by the board or applying for licensure
					has met any of the following conditions:
(1)
					Has had a professional license, certificate, permit, registration,
					certification, or professional membership granted by any jurisdiction,
					professional association, or professional organization that has been limited,
					conditioned, qualified, restricted, suspended, revoked, refused, voluntarily
					surrendered, or allowed to expire in lieu of or during investigatory or
					disciplinary proceedings;
(2) has
					been subject to any other disciplinary action by any credentialing board,
					professional association, or professional organization;
(3) has been demoted, terminated, suspended,
					reassigned, or asked to resign from employment or has resigned from employment,
					for some form of misfeasance, malfeasance, or nonfeasance; or
(4) has violated any provision of the act or
					any implementing regulation;
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 102 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES REGULATORY BOARD › Article 8 - APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS › Section 102-8-12 - Recordkeeping

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(a) Each licensed
					assistant behavior analyst and each licensed behavior analyst shall maintain a
					record for each client that accurately reflects the licensee's contact with the
					client and the client's progress. Each licensee shall have ultimate
					responsibility for the content of the licensee's records and the records of
					those persons under the licensee's supervision. These records may be maintained
					in a variety of formats, if reasonable steps are taken to maintain the
					confidentiality, accessibility, and durability of the records. Each record
					shall be completed in a timely manner and, at a minimum, shall include the
					following information for each client in sufficient detail to permit planning
					for continuity of care:
(1) Adequate
					identifying data;
(2) the date or
					dates of services that the licensee or the licensee's supervisee
					provided;
(3) the type or types of
					services that the licensee or the licensee's supervisee provided;
(4) the initial assessment, conclusions, and
					recommendations;
(5) the treatment
					plan; and
(6) the clinical or
					progress notes from each session.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 103 - JOINT REGULATIONS-STATE BANK COMMISSIONER AND SAVINGS AND LOAN COMMISSIONER › Article 1 - SECURITY FOR DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC FUNDS › Section 103-1-1 - Security for deposit of public funds

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The market value of negotiable promissory notes secured by first lien mortgages on real estate and pledged and assigned by a bank or savings and loan association as security for deposits of municipal or quasi-municipal corporations shall be determined in the following manner:
(1) Determine the average interest rate for all such notes pledged by the institution;
(2) Obtain the current GNMA bid rate for comparable obligations; and
(3) Multiply the total of real estate loans pledged by the GNMA bid quotation to ascertain the current value of the pledged real estate loans.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 104 - JOINT REGULATIONS-CONSUMER CREDIT COMMISSIONER, CREDIT UNION ADMINISTRATOR, SAVINGS AND LOAN COMMISSIONER AND BANK COMMISSIONER › Article 1 - NO TITLE INDICATED › Section 104-1-2 - Consumer-purpose adjustable rate real estate transactions

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(a) A creditor may use any interest-rate index that is readily verifiable by the borrower if it is beyond the control of the creditor to adjust the interest rate on any of the following:
(1) consumer-purpose adjustable rate notes secured by a real estate mortgage; or
(2) consumer-purpose contracts for deed to real estate which contain an adjustable interest rate provision.