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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 70 - Public Accountancy › Section 70.7 - Practice by certain out-of-state individuals and firms

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(a) Practice by certain out-of-state firms.
(1) A firm that holds a valid license,
				  registration, or permit in another state shall register with the department if
				  the firm offers to engage or engages in the practice of public accountancy
				  pursuant to subdivision 1 or 2 of section 7401  of the Education Law.
(2) A firm that holds a valid license,
				  registration, or permit in another state that is not required to register with
				  the department pursuant to paragraph (1) of this subdivision, including those
				  out-of-state firms that use the title "certified public accountant" or
				  "certified public accountants" or the designation "CPA" or "CPAs" but do not
				  have an office in New York, may practice in this State without a firm
				  registration with the department, if the firm's practice is limited to the
				  practice of public accountancy pursuant to subdivision 3 of section 7401  of the Education Law.
(3) A firm may register and perform services
				  pursuant to this subdivision only if:
(i) at
				  least one partner of a partnership or limited liability partnership, member of
				  a limited liability company or shareholder of a professional service
				  corporation or the sole proprietor is licensed as a certified public accountant
				  engaged within the United States in the practice of public accountancy and is
				  in good standing as a certified public accountant of one or more of the states
				  of the United States;
(ii) the firm
				  complies with the department's mandatory peer review program pursuant to
				  section 7410  of the Education Law; and
(iii) the services are performed by an
				  individual who is licensed and in good standing as a certified public
				  accountant of one or more states of the Unites States.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 70 - Public Accountancy › Section 70.8 - Registration of a firm

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(a) Pursuant to
				  the provisions of Education Law section 7408, a firm shall register with the
				  department if:
(1) the firm is established
				  for the business purpose of lawfully engaging in the practice of public
				  accountancy pursuant to Education Law section 7401(1) and (2); or
(2) except as otherwise provided in section
				  70.7(a)(2) 
				  of this Part, the firm uses the title "CPA" or "CPA firm" or the title "PA" or
				  "PA firm."
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 70 - Public Accountancy › Section 70.9 - Continuing education

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(a)
				  Applicability of requirement.
(1) All
				  licensees engaged in the practice of public accountancy in this State, as
				  defined in Education Law section
				  7401, either full time or part time, and
				  required under article 130 of the Education Law to register triennially with
				  the Department, shall complete the continuing education requirements in
				  accordance with this section, except those licensees exempt from the
				  requirement pursuant to paragraph (2) of this subdivision.
(2) Exemptions and adjustments in the
				  requirement.
(i) A new licensee shall become
				  subject to the mandatory continuing education requirements on the first January
				  1 that falls in his or her first registration period.
(ii) Licensees who are not engaged in the
				  practice of public accountancy as defined in Education Law section
				  7401 and who have filed a written statement
				  with the department declaring such status shall be exempt from the mandatory
				  continuing education requirement.
(iii) Adjustments to the mandatory continuing
				  education requirement may be made by the department for good cause acceptable
				  to the department which prevents compliance with all or part of the
				  requirement. Good cause shall include personal illness certified by a
				  physician, military service and extreme hardship which makes it impossible to
				  comply with the requirement in a timely manner. Good cause shall not include
				  family or business commitments, except for unforeseen serious family problems
				  occurring during the last six months of the calendar year.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 70 - Public Accountancy › Section 70.10 - Mandatory peer review program

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(a)
				  Establishment of peer review program. Except as otherwise provided in this
				  section, pursuant to section 7410  of the
				  Education Law, effective January 1, 2012, the department establishes a
				  mandatory peer review program, requiring all applicants seeking a firm
				  registration or a renewal of such registration to participate in a peer review
				  of the firm's attest services.
(b)
				  Definitions. For purposes of this section:
(1)
				  Peer review report means a formal report issued by a reviewer and accepted by a
				  sponsoring organization in accordance with this section.
(2) Peer review means a review conducted
				  under the mandatory peer review program prescribed in this section.
(3) Review team means an individual or
				  individuals assisting the team captain or review captain in conducting a review
				  under this section.
(4) Reviewer
				  means the team captain, review captain, or a member of a review team, if any,
				  approved by the sponsoring organization to conduct a review.
(5) Sponsoring organization means an entity
				  approved by the department in accordance with subdivision (e) of this section
				  to oversee and facilitate peer reviews directly or through its administering
				  entities, as defined in paragraph (7) of this subdivision, in accordance with
				  the provisions of this section.
(6)
				  Team or review captain means a person approved by a sponsoring organization to
				  supervise and conduct a peer review under this section and to be responsible
				  for the work performed by the review team.
(7) Administering entity means an entity
				  approved by the department in accordance with subdivision (e) of this section
				  to administer the mandatory peer review program.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 71 - Certified Shorthand Reporting › Section 71.1 - Education requirements

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(a)
				  Preprofessional education. The preliminary education requirement for the
				  certified shorthand reporter license shall be graduation from high school or
				  its equivalent.
(b) Professional
				  study. To meet the professional study requirement, the applicant shall present
				  evidence of the completion of technical study in manual or machine shorthand
				  reporting from a postsecondary school, or private instruction consisting of
				  1,300 hours. Such study or instruction shall be designed to develop:
(1) shorthand skills to achieve a minimum
				  speed of 180 words per minute on three or four voice dictation of material of
				  average syllabic density and transcription thereof;
(2) typing skills of 50 words per
				  minute;
(3) proficiency in grammar,
				  vocabulary and punctuation; and
(4)
				  familiarity with medical and legal terminology and court or hearing
				  procedures.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 71 - Certified Shorthand Reporting › Section 71.2 - Experience requirements

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(a)
				  The applicant shall submit satisfactory evidence of at least three years'
				  experience as a full-time verbatim shorthand reporter using either manual
				  shorthand or shorthand writing machine.
(b) In lieu of the professional study and
				  experience requirements, five years of experience as a full-time verbatim
				  shorthand reporter acceptable to the State Board for Certified Shorthand
				  Reporting may be accepted by the department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 71 - Certified Shorthand Reporting › Section 71.3 - Licensing examinations

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The department may accept a passing score on an examination
					 determined by the State Board for Certified Shorthand Reporting to be
					 acceptable for licensure as a certified shorthand reporter.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.1 - Professional study of psychology

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(a) As used in this section, acceptable
				  accrediting agency shall mean an organization accepted by the department as a
				  reliable authority for the purpose of accrediting doctoral psychology programs,
				  having accreditation standards that are substantially equivalent to the
				  requirements for programs leading to licensure in psychology pursuant to
				  section
				  52.10  of this Title,
				  and applying its criteria for granting accreditation of programs in a fair,
				  consistent and nondiscriminatory manner.
(b) To meet the professional education
				  requirement for licensure as a psychologist, the applicant shall present
				  satisfactory evidence of:
(1) being awarded a
				  doctoral degree in psychology, from a program registered as leading to
				  licensure in psychology pursuant to section
				  52.10  of this Title,
				  or a doctoral degree in psychology from a program that is accredited by an
				  acceptable accrediting agency, or a doctoral program in psychology that is
				  determined by the department to be substantially equivalent to such a New York
				  State-registered or accredited program that awards the doctoral degree in
				  psychology; or
(2) be awarded the
				  doctoral degree in psychology from a program located outside the United States
				  and its territories that is recognized by the appropriate civil authorities of
				  the jurisdiction in which the program is located as a program that prepares an
				  applicant for professional practice in psychology, has been verified in
				  accordance with subdivision (c) of section
				  59.2  of
				  this Title, and which is determined by the department to be substantially
				  equivalent to a doctoral program registered pursuant to section
				  52.10  of this Title
				  that awards the doctoral degree.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.2 - Experience

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(a) For licensure,
				  an applicant shall present evidence satisfactory to the State Board for
				  Psychology of two years of full-time supervised experience, or the part-time
				  equivalent thereof, such experience to consist of 3,500 clock hours, in
				  accordance with the requirements of this section. No more than one year of
				  full-time supervised experience or its equivalent, consisting of 1,750 clock
				  hours completed as part of the internship required as part of the doctoral
				  degree, may be submitted to meet the experience requirement. The remaining
				  experience must be completed after receipt of the qualifying doctoral
				  degree.
(b) Content.
(1) The experience shall consist of a planned
				  programmed sequence of supervised employment or engagement in appropriate
				  psychology activities performed in accordance with the definition of the
				  practice of psychology contained in section 7601-a  of the Education Law and
				  satisfactory in quality, breadth, scope and nature.
(2) In addition to other forms of
				  satisfactory experience, the department may accept up to one year of the
				  following:
(i) a university-approved
				  doctoral-level practicum, internship, field experience, or applied research
				  experience, any of which shall integrate psychological knowledge and
				  application, provided that the research experience shall not be part of the
				  applicant's dissertation or thesis requirement; and
(ii) teaching the subject of psychology as a
				  faculty member, provided that the teaching meets the requirements for
				  acceptable experience imposed by this section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.3 - Licensing examination

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(a) Each
				  candidate for licensure as a psychologist shall pass an examination:
(1) That is offered by the Association of
				  State and Provincial Psychology Boards, its successors, or another organization
				  determined by the department to have satisfactory administrative and
				  psychometric procedures in place to offer the licensing examination;
				  and
(2) That the department
				  determines adequately tests the candidate's knowledge concerning the practice
				  of psychology, as defined in section 7601-a  of the Education
				  Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.4 - Limited permits

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(a) The
				  department may issue a limited permit to practice psychology at an authorized
				  site in New York State to an applicant who has met all requirements for
				  licensure as a psychologist, including the moral character and education
				  requirements, except the examination and/or experience requirements, and who
				  meets the requirements of subdivisions (b) or (c) of this section.
(b) Upon recommendation of the State Board
				  for Psychology, the department may issue a limited permit to practice
				  psychology to an applicant who meets the requirements of this subdivision.
(1) The applicant shall:
(i) file an application for a limited permit
				  with the department and pay the prescribed fee for the limited
				  permit;
(ii) be of good moral
				  character, as determined by the department;
(iii) hold a certificate or license to
				  practice psychology issued by another state or country, and be qualified for
				  admission to the examination for licensure as a psychologist, as prescribed in
				  section
				  72.3  of
				  this Part; and
(iv) have resided in
				  New York State for a period of not more than six months prior to the filing of
				  the application for the limited permit.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.5 - Exempt practice

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A psychologist eligible for exempt practice in accordance
					 with section 7605 (8)  of the Education
					 Law, shall notify the department of the time and place of such exempt practice.
					 Acceptable notification of the department shall be submitting the form
					 prescribed by the department and payment of a $10 fee. The form shall identify
					 the setting at which the psychologist will practice in New York State, which
					 may include the use of distance technology acceptable to the department, and an
					 affirmation that the psychologist shall comply with the laws, rules and
					 regulations that define the practice of psychology in this State. Practice
					 under this one-time exemption shall not exceed 10 consecutive business days or
					 a total of 15 business days in a 90-day period.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.6 - Continuing education for psychologists

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(a) Definitions. As used in this section:
(1) Acceptable accrediting agency means an
				  organization accepted by the department as a reliable authority for the purpose
				  of accreditation at the postsecondary level, applying its criteria for granting
				  accreditation in a fair, consistent and nondiscriminatory manner, such as an
				  agency recognized for this purpose by the Council for Higher Education
				  Accreditation.
(2) Higher education
				  institution means a degree-granting postsecondary institution accredited by an
				  acceptable accrediting agency.
(3)
				  Psychotherapy institute means a psychotherapy institute chartered by the Board
				  of Regents, or an institution offering a program which meets the requirements
				  of section
				  52.35  of this
				  Title.
(4) Independent study means
				  individualized professional study that is self-initiated, goal-driven learning
				  based on reading and research.
(5)
				  Peer reviewed means reviewed by an individual or individuals who have
				  appropriate educational or other credentials and are recognized experts in the
				  subject which they are reviewing.
(6) Provider of psychology continuing
				  education means an entity approved by the department pursuant to subdivision
				  (i) of this section to offer continuing education.
(7) Mentoring means a one-to-one relationship
				  between a mentor and a mentee, where both are licensed and registered as a
				  psychologist under Article 153 of the Education Law and engage in activities
				  described in clause (c)(2)(ii)(b)(8) of this section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.7 - Supervision of certain persons authorized to practice psychology in certain settings

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(a) For
				  purposes of this section, supervision shall mean that the licensed supervisor
				  is available for consultation, assessment and evaluation, has authorized such
				  individual to provide the services, and exercises the degree of supervision
				  appropriate to the circumstances.
(b) In accordance with section 7601  of the Education Law, such individual
				  may use the title "psychologist" or describe his or her services by use of the
				  words "psychologist", "psychology" or "psychological" in connection with his or
				  her practice.
(c) In accordance
				  with subdivision (13) of section 7605  of
				  the Education Law, an individual who is employed in a program or service
				  operated, regulated, funded, or approved by the department of mental hygiene,
				  the office of children and family services, or a local government unit as that
				  term is defined in section 41.03  of the mental hygiene law or a
				  social services district as defined in section sixty one  of the social services
				  law, who holds a master's level degree in psychology or the equivalent as
				  determined by the Department, working under the supervision of a psychologist
				  licensed and registered to practice pursuant to Article 153 of the Education
				  Law, shall be permitted to perform activities and services within the scope of
				  practice of psychology as defined in section 7601-a  of the Education Law.
(d) For purposes of this section, a masters
				  level degree in psychology is earned through completing a program that is
				  registered by the Department pursuant to Part 52 of this Title or a program
				  accredited by an organization accepted by the Department as a reliable
				  authority for the purpose of accrediting psychology programs, having
				  accreditation standards that are substantially equivalent to the requirements
				  for programs registered pursuant to Part 52 of this Title, and applying its
				  criteria for granting accreditation of psychology programs in a fair,
				  consistent, and nondiscriminatory manner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 72 - Psychology › Section 72.8 - License by endorsement of certain psychologists

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An applicant seeking endorsement of a license in psychology
					 issued by another state, country or territory shall present evidence of:
(a) age, the applicant shall be at least 21
				  years of age at the time of application;
(b) licensure by another jurisdiction with
				  standards equivalent to New York State as determined by the
				  department;
(c) completion and
				  award of a doctoral degree in psychology, that at the time of completion
				  qualified the applicant for licensure as a psychologist in the other
				  jurisdiction;
(d) completion of
				  supervised experience in psychology that qualified the applicant for initial
				  licensure in the other jurisdiction;
(e) passage of an examination acceptable to
				  the department for the practice of psychology;
(f) at least five years of experience in
				  psychology satisfactory to the State Board for Psychology, within the 10 years
				  immediately preceding the application for licensure by endorsement in New York
				  State;
(g) completion of coursework
				  in the identification and reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect or the
				  exemption from such coursework, as specified in 6507(3) of the Education
				  Law;
(h) good moral character as
				  determined by the department; and
(i) acceptable licensure and discipline
				  status in each jurisdiction in which the applicant holds a professional
				  license.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 73 - Chiropractic › Section 73.1 - Professional study of chiropractic

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(a) To meet the professional education
				  requirement, the applicant shall present evidence of the completion of not less
				  than 90 semester hours of preprofessional postsecondary education, with a GPA
				  of not less than 2.75 on a 4.0 scale or its substantial equivalent as
				  determined by the department and a minimum of 24 semester hours in life and
				  physical science courses, which may include, but is not limited to, courses in
				  general biology, human anatomy, physiology, general chemistry, biochemistry,
				  physics, biomechanics and kinesiology. At least half of these courses shall
				  include a laboratory component. The applicant shall also present evidence of a
				  program of chiropractic education consisting of either:
(1) the completion of a program of
				  chiropractic education of not less than four academic years, or the equivalent
				  thereof, registered by the department or accredited by an accrediting
				  organization acceptable to the department; or
(2) the completion of not less than four
				  academic years of chiropractic education satisfactory to the department,
				  culminating in a degree, diploma or certificate in chiropractic recognized by
				  the appropriate civil authorities of the country in which the school is located
				  as acceptable for entry into practice in such country. To satisfy the
				  professional study requirements pursuant to this paragraph, the applicant shall
				  also complete not less than two academic years of study satisfactory to the
				  department in a registered or accredited chiropractic school program, including
				  such subjects as may be necessary for certification by such program that the
				  candidate is prepared to enter the New York State chiropractic licensing
				  examination.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 73 - Chiropractic › Section 73.2 - Licensing examinations

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(a)
				  Content. The examination shall consist of three parts:
(1) Part I--Basic science areas related to
				  chiropractic.
(2) Part II--Clinical
				  areas related to chiropractic.
(3)
				  Part III--Clinical competence examination, the scope and content of which shall
				  be satisfactory to the State Board for Chiropractic and the
				  department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 73 - Chiropractic › Section 73.3 - Electrical devices

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Pursuant to section 6551 (3)  of the Education
					 Law, licensees may use any electrical devices essential to their practice
					 provided such devices have not been disapproved by the Federal Food and Drug
					 Administration or its successors ( 21 CFR part 895, Code of Federal Regulations,
					 1984 edition, Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,
					 Washington, DC 20402: 1984 - available at New York State Board of Chiropractic,
					 Room 3025, Cultural Education Center, Albany, NY 12230), or by the
					 department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 73 - Chiropractic › Section 73.4 - Laboratories

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Pursuant to section 6551 (3)  of the Education
					 Law, a licensee may use for diagnostic purposes those clinical laboratory
					 services which are contained within the required coursework of all registered
					 doctoral programs in chiropractic in this State and the study of which the
					 licensee has successfully completed in a course of study satisfactory to the
					 department, provided that nothing herein contained shall be construed as
					 expanding the definition of the practice of chiropractic.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 73 - Chiropractic › Section 73.5 - Continuing education for chiropractors

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(a) Definitions. As used in this section:
(1) Acceptable accrediting agency means an
				  organization accepted by the department as a reliable authority for the purpose
				  of accreditation at the postsecondary level, applying its criteria for granting
				  accreditation in a fair, consistent and nondiscriminatory manner, such as an
				  agency recognized for this purpose by the Council for Higher Education
				  Accreditation.
(2) Higher education
				  institution means a degree-granting postsecondary institution.
(3) National chiropractic professional
				  organization means an organization that has as its mission the promoting of the
				  practice of chiropractic and the fostering of good practice in this profession
				  in the nation as a whole and/or a region of the nation.
(4) New York State chiropractic professional
				  organization means an organization that is incorporated or otherwise organized
				  in New York State and that has as its mission the promoting of the practice of
				  chiropractic and the fostering of good practice in this profession in the State
				  of New York as a whole and/or a region of the State of New York.
(5) Self-instructional coursework means
				  structured study, provided by a sponsor approved pursuant to subdivision (i) of
				  this section, that is based on audio, audio-visual, written, on-line and other
				  media, and does not include live instruction transmitted in person or
				  otherwise, during which the student may communicate and interact with the
				  instructor and other students.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.1 - Professional study of social work

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(a) As used in this section, acceptable
				  accrediting agency shall mean an organization accepted by the department as a
				  reliable authority for the purpose of accreditation at the postsecondary level,
				  applying its criteria for granting accreditation of social work programs in a
				  fair, consistent, and nondiscriminatory manner, such as the Council on Social
				  Work Education, its successors, or an equivalent agency.
(b) Education requirement for licensure as a
				  licensed master social worker. To meet the professional education requirement
				  for licensure as a licensed master social worker, the applicant shall present
				  satisfactory evidence of having received a master's degree, or its equivalent,
				  in social work through completion of:
(1) a
				  program in social work that is registered as leading to licensure in licensed
				  master social work by the department pursuant to section
				  52.30  of this Title
				  or a program in social work that is accredited by an acceptable accrediting
				  agency or an equivalent social work program; or
(2) a program in social work located outside
				  the United States and its territories that is recognized by the appropriate
				  civil authorities of the jurisdiction in which the program is located as a
				  program that prepares an applicant for the professional practice of social
				  work, has been verified in accordance with section
				  59.2(c) 
				  of this Title, and which is determined by the department to have substantial
				  equivalence to a program in social work registered as licensure qualifying for
				  licensure as a licensed master social worker by the department pursuant to
				  section
				  52.30  of this Title
				  or to a program accredited by an acceptable accrediting agency.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.2 - Professional licensing examinations

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(a) Examination for licensure as a licensed
				  master social worker.
(1) Each candidate for
				  licensure as a licensed master social worker shall pass an examination:
(i) that is offered by the Association of
				  Social Work Boards, its successors, or another organization determined by the
				  department to have satisfactory administrative and psychometric procedures in
				  place to offer the licensing examination; and
(ii) that the department determines
				  adequately tests social work proficiency at the master's degree level and
				  adequately measures the candidate's knowledge concerning practice as a licensed
				  master social worker as defined in subdivision (1) of section 7701  of
				  the Education Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.3 - Experience requirement for licensure as a licensed clinical social worker

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(a) An applicant
				  for licensure as a licensed clinical social worker shall meet the experience
				  requirement for licensure by submitting documentation of three years of
				  full-time supervised clinical social work experience in diagnosis,
				  psychotherapy, and assessment-based treatment plans, or the part-time
				  equivalent, or a combination of full-time and part-time supervised clinical
				  social work experience in diagnosis, psychotherapy, and assessment-based
				  treatment plans, completed over a period not to exceed six years, in accordance
				  with the requirements of section
				  74.6 
				  of this Part. For purposes of this subdivision, the full-time experience shall
				  consist of not less than 2,000 client contact hours over a continuous period of
				  at least 36 months and not to exceed six years.
(1) Experience obtained in New York must be
				  obtained as a licensed master social worker (LMSW) or limited permit holder,
				  except the department may, in limited circumstances, accept other experience
				  where an applicant demonstrates that such experience was obtained in an
				  authorized setting and under the supervision of a qualified supervisor.
				  Experience obtained in another jurisdiction must be obtained after the
				  applicant completes the master's degree program in social work required for
				  licensure in licensed clinical social work, as prescribed in section
				  74.1(c) 
				  of this Part, and such experience must be obtained in a setting authorized in
				  such jurisdiction to provide such services and be under the supervision of a
				  qualified supervisor acceptable to the department.
(2) The supervised experience shall be
				  obtained in a setting acceptable to the department, as defined in section
				  74.6(a) 
				  of this Part.
(3) The supervision
				  shall be provided by a supervisor who meets the requirements of section
				  74.6(c)(2) 
				  of this Part.
(4) The supervisor(s)
				  shall verify the applicant's supervised experience to the department on forms
				  prescribed by the department. The department may request additional information
				  or clarification in regard to the supervisor's qualifications or the authority
				  of the setting to provide professional services. In the event a supervisor is
				  deceased or not available, the verification may be submitted by a licensed
				  colleague who attests to the name and qualifications of the supervisor, the
				  dates of supervised experience, client contact hours and supervision hours and
				  other information required by the department to evaluate the applicant's
				  supervised experience.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.4 - Limited permits

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(a)
				  Limited permits to practice licensed master social work. As authorized by
				  section 7705 
				  of the Education Law, on recommendation of the State Board for Social Work, the
				  department may issue a limited permit to practice licensed master social work
				  under the general supervision of a licensed master social worker or a licensed
				  clinical social worker, in accordance with the requirements of this
				  subdivision.
(1) An applicant for a limited
				  permit to practice licensed master social work shall:
(i) file an application for a limited permit
				  with the department and pay the application fee;
(ii) be of good moral character, as
				  determined by the department; and
(iii) satisfy all requirements for licensure
				  as a licensed master social worker, except the examination
				  requirement.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.6 - Supervision requirements for certain qualified individuals providing clinical social work services

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Certain qualified individuals, as defined in paragraph
					 (a)(2) of this section, that seek to use the services to satisfy the experience
					 requirements for licensure as a licensed clinical social worker may provide
					 clinical social work services in a setting acceptable to the department, as
					 described in paragraph (a)(1) of this section, under appropriate supervision,
					 as prescribed in subdivision (c) of this section.
(a) For purposes of this section:
(1) An acceptable setting shall mean:
(i) a professional service corporation,
				  registered limited liability partnership, or professional service limited
				  liability company authorized to provide services that are within the scope of
				  practice of licensed clinical social work;
(ii) a sole proprietorship owned by a
				  licensee who provides services that are within the scope of his or her
				  profession and services that are within the scope of licensed clinical social
				  work;
(iii) a professional
				  partnership owned by licensees who provide services that are within the scope
				  of practice of licensed clinical social work;
(iv) a program or service operated,
				  regulated, funded, or approved by the department of mental hygiene, the office
				  of children and family services, the department of corrections and community
				  supervision, the office of temporary and disability assistance, the state
				  office for the aging and the department of health or a local governmental unit
				  as that term is defined in section 41.03  of the Mental Hygiene Law or a
				  social services district as defined in section 61  of the Social Services Law;
(v) an entity holding a waiver issued by the
				  Department pursuant to section 6503-a or
				  6503-b  of the Education Law to provide
				  services that are within the scope of practice of licensed clinical social
				  work;
(vi) a program or facility
				  authorized under Federal law to provide services that are within the scope of
				  practice of licensed clinical social work; or
(vii) an entity defined as exempt from the
				  licensing requirements or otherwise authorized under New York law or the laws
				  of the jurisdiction in which the entity is located to provide services that are
				  within the scope of practice of licensed clinical social work.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.7 - Supervision of certain social workers providing licensed master social work services

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In accordance with section 7706 (2)  of the Education
					 Law, an individual who holds a baccalaureate of social work degree or an
					 equivalent or higher degree based upon completion of a baccalaureate or
					 master's degree program in social work registered by the department pursuant to
					 Part 52 of this Title, or approved by an acceptable accrediting agency as
					 defined in section
					 74.1(a) 
					 of this Part, shall be permitted to perform activities and services within the
					 scope of practice of a licensed master social worker as defined in paragraphs
					 (a) and (b) of subdivision (1) of section 7701  of
					 the Education Law, under the supervision of a licensed master social worker or
					 a licensed clinical social worker. For purposes of this section, supervision
					 shall mean that the licensed master social worker or licensed clinical social
					 worker is available for consultation, assessment and evaluation, has authorized
					 such individual to provide the services, and exercises the degree of
					 supervision appropriate to the circumstances. Nothing in this section shall
					 authorize the use of a title restricted under subdivisions 2 and 3 of section 7702  of the Education Law or the practice
					 of licensed clinical social work, as defined in section 7701  of
					 the Education Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.8 - Special provisions

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(a)
				  Licensure as a licensed master social worker.
(1) In accordance with subdivision (2) of
				  section 7707  of the Education Law, an applicant who
				  on September 1, 2004, possesses both a master's of social work degree shall be
				  licensed as a licensed master social worker, without having to pass the
				  licensure examination as prescribed in section
				  74.3 
				  of this Part, provided that the applicant meets all of the requirements of
				  paragraph (2) this subdivision by September 1, 2005.
(2) The applicant shall:
(i) file an application for licensure as
				  licensed master social worker with the department by September 1,
				  2005;
(ii) meet the education
				  requirements for licensure as a licensed master social worker, as prescribed in
				  section
				  74.1(b) 
				  of this Part;
(iii) possess five
				  years of employment performing functions of a licensed master social worker, as
				  defined in section 7701 (1)  of the Education
				  Law, which all must be obtained after completing the master's degree program in
				  social work;
(iv) be at least 21
				  years of age;
(v) be of good moral
				  character as determined by the department; and
(vi) pay a fee of $115 to the department for
				  an initial license and a fee of $155 for the first triennial registration
				  period.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.9 - Licensure by endorsement of certain licensed clinical social workers

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An applicant seeking endorsement of a license in clinical
					 social work issued by another state, country or territory shall present
					 evidence of:
(a) age, the applicant
				  shall be at least 21 years of age;
(b) licensure by another jurisdiction in
				  clinical social work;
(c)
				  completion of a master's degree in social work with clinical content that
				  qualified the applicant for licensure as a licensed clinical social worker in
				  the other jurisdiction;
(d)
				  completion of supervised experience in clinical social work and psychotherapy
				  that qualified the applicant for initial licensure in the other
				  jurisdiction;
(e) passage of an
				  examination acceptable to the department for the practice of clinical social
				  work, as defined in section
				  74.2 
				  of this Part;
(f) at least 10 years
				  of experience in clinical social work satisfactory to the State Board for
				  Social Work, within the 15 years immediately preceding the application for
				  licensure by endorsement in New York;
(g) completion of coursework in the
				  identification and reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect or the
				  exemption from such coursework, as specified in section 6507 (3)  of the Education
				  Law;
(h) good moral character as
				  determined by the department; and
(i) acceptable licensure and discipline
				  status in each jurisdiction in which the applicant holds a professional
				  license.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 74 - Social Work › Section 74.10 - Continuing education for licensed master social workers or licensed clinical social workers

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(a)
				  Definitions.
As used in this section:
(1)
Acceptable accrediting
				  agency
means an organization accepted by the department as a reliable
				  authority for the purpose of accreditation at the postsecondary level, applying
				  its criteria for granting accreditation in a fair, consistent and
				  nondiscriminatory manner, such as an agency recognized for this purpose by the
				  Council for Higher Education Accreditation.
(2)
Higher education
				  institution
means a degree-granting postsecondary institution
				  accredited by an acceptable accrediting agency.
(3)
Psychotherapy institute
means a psychotherapy institute chartered by the Board of Regents, or an
				  institution offering a program which meets the requirements of section
				  52.35  of this
				  Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 75 - Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology › Section 75.1 - Professional study of speech-language pathology

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(a) As used in this section, acceptable
				  accrediting agency shall mean an organization accepted by the department as a
				  reliable authority for the purpose of accreditation of speech-language
				  pathology programs at the postsecondary level, applying its criteria for
				  granting accreditation in a fair, consistent, and non-discriminatory manner,
				  such as an agency recognized for these purposes by the United States Department
				  of Education.
(b) To meet the
				  professional education requirements for licensure as a speech-language
				  pathologist in this State, the applicant shall present evidence of the
				  completion of a master's or higher degree program in speech-language pathology,
				  that is either registered by the department pursuant to section
				  52.36 
				  of this Title, or accredited by an acceptable accrediting agency, or from a
				  program determined by the department to be a speech-language pathology program
				  equivalent to such a registered or accredited program.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 75 - Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology › Section 75.2 - Experience in speech-language pathology

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(a) An applicant who has met the education
				  requirements prescribed in section
				  75.1 
				  of this Part shall meet the supervised experience requirements for licensure as
				  a speech pathologist by submitting sufficient documentation of having completed
				  at least 36 weeks of supervised experience of a scope and nature satisfactory
				  to the State Board for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology.
(b) Duration.
(1) Within any four-year period following
				  completion of an educational program that meets the requirements of section
				  75.1 
				  of this Part, an applicant must accrue at least 36 weeks of acceptable
				  supervised experience. A week of acceptable experience is defined as not less
				  than 35 clock hours.
(2) Credit
				  toward the experience requirement may be given for part-time employment
				  accumulated at the rate of not less than 12 hours per week for continuous
				  periods of not less than six months. The department may excuse the requirement
				  that such experience be continuous where such continuous experience cannot be
				  completed due to the COVID-19 crisis.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 75 - Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology › Section 75.3 - Examination in speech-language pathology

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The department may accept grades satisfactory to the State
					 Board for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology on an examination determined
					 by the department to be acceptable for licensure as a speech-language
					 pathologist.