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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0001 - Capital Improvement Planning

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) A pilot organization that intends to seek
			 funding through pilotage rates at the next available ratemaking opportunity for
			 reimbursement of the cost of a proposed major capital improvement is encouraged
			 to notify the Board as soon as practicable. A "major capital improvement" is a
			 change in an asset used for or in support of transportation, offices,
			 accommodations, computing or communications that, if funded, would require an
			 increase in revenue produced by rates of five (5) percent or more in the next
			 rate case. Repairs to or maintenance of a transportation asset is not a "change
			 in" that asset.
(2) If a pilot
			 organization notifies the Board of a proposed major capital improvement, the
			 Board shall make time on its agenda for one or more of its regularly scheduled
			 meetings for the presentation of information by the pilot organization and
			 discussion of the proposed major capital improvement. The Board may, in
			 addition, appoint a subcommittee of its members to meet with the organization
			 of pilots and other interested parties to evaluate the proposed major capital
			 improvement.
(3) A pilot
			 organization choosing not to utilize the opportunity for Board planning
			 participation provided by this section shall, when filing its pre-petition
			 notice as required by section
			 856-030-0002, explain its
			 reasons for not doing so.
(4) Major
			 capital improvement expenses shall be submitted to the process provided by this
			 section unless the proponent shows that compliance was prevented by reasons
			 beyond its control and which the proponent could not have reasonably
			 anticipated, or other circumstances make exclusion of the request for major
			 capital improvement funding unjust.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 776
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  776.115
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0002 - Pre-Petition Notice

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Any party
			 intending to request a change in pilotage rates must, at least 90 days prior to
			 petitioning the Board, file a notice of intent to petition with the Board, with
			 a copy served on each pilot association, any association representing the
			 interests of vessel owners or operators and any other party that participated
			 in the most recent past rate proceedings. The notice shall contain an
			 explanation of the proposed change, including a description of each new cost
			 item not previously approved by the Board in a rate proceeding, any increase in
			 a cost item previously approved by the Board where the increase is greater than
			 five (5) percent over the amount expended during the prior calendar year, and
			 any requested change in pilot compensation and benefits.
(2) Within 20 days after receipt of the
			 first-filed notice of intent to petition, any other pilot association, any
			 association representing the interests of vessel owners or operators, and any
			 port within Oregon State pilotage grounds, may file their response to the
			 notice, including a description of any intended opposition, intent to
			 participate in the rate hearing without opposition, or notice of intent to
			 petition for a change on another pilotage ground.
(3) If no party files an intent to oppose
			 within 20 days under section two (2) of this rule, the Board may, in its
			 discretion, waive up to 70 days of the pre-petition notice period.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 776 & 183
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  776.115, 776.183 &
				  183.415
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0010 - Ratemaking - Petitions, Filing and Response

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
When the Board is petitioned to act under ORS
				776.115(5), the
				following procedure shall be followed:
(1) An interested person may petition the
			 Board requesting a hearing. The petition is deemed filed when received by the
			 Board at its office. Before the petition can be accepted as filed, the person
			 must deposit $1,000 with the Board to defray the expenses of the hearing.
			 Deposits are also required with petitions filed for other pilotage grounds as
			 provided in subsection (3)(a) of this rule.
(2) The petition must be in writing, signed
			 by petitioner or petitioner's agent and containing a detailed statement of:
(a) The action requested of the Board, with a
			 detailed listing of all cost items and any requested changes in compensation
			 and benefits;
(b) Enough detailed
			 facts to show petitioner's interest in the factors shown in ORS
			 776.115(5)(b)
			 and in OAR 856-030-0000 if
			 applicable;
(c) The extent to which
			 the parties have been able to narrow or simplify issues pursuant to OAR
			 856-030-0003 prior to the petition being filed.
(d) The name and address of petitioner and of
			 any other persons petitioner knows who may be interested in the proceeding; and
			 a statement as to whether a copy of the petition has been served upon
			 them.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0015 - Conduct of the Hearing

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(1) The
			 hearing shall be conducted in accordance with ORS
			 183.425 to
			 183.464 and the Attorney
			 General's Model Rules.
(2) If the
			 hearings officer believes that additional evidence or written argument is
			 necessary to complete the record, the officer may allow additional time for the
			 presentation of further evidence on specific issues designated by the officer
			 or for submission of written arguments. No further evidence or argument shall
			 be received without notice to all parties or later than 10 days after the oral
			 hearing. Any party presenting such evidence or argument shall provide copies to
			 all parties.
(3) The hearings
			 officer shall submit the officer's proposed order to the Board and to all
			 parties within 30 days after the close of the hearing.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 776
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  183.425 & ORS
				  776.115
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0020 - Proposed Orders

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) In any case
			 heard under division 030, Ratemaking Procedures, the hearings officer shall
			 prepare and serve on all members of the Board, and on all parties to the
			 hearing, a proposed order which includes recommended findings of fact and
			 conclusions of law.
(2) Any party
			 to the proceeding may file written exceptions to the proposed order with the
			 Board. Written exceptions may include arguments about the hearing officer's
			 findings of fact based on the record, the hearing officer's legal analysis, and
			 the hearing officer's conclusions and recommendations. No new facts or evidence
			 may be introduced, and the Board will not consider any new facts or evidence.
			 Any written exceptions must be filed within 15 days of the date the proposed
			 order is issued.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 776
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  183.464 & ORS
				  776.115
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0025 - Final Orders

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Every final
			 order entered in a proceeding under division 30, Ratemaking Procedures, shall
			 be in writing and shall be accompanied by findings of fact and conclusions of
			 law, and by a citation of the statutes under which the order may be
			 appealed.
(2) The findings of fact
			 shall consist of a concise statement of the underlying facts supporting the
			 findings as to each contested issue of fact and as to each ultimate fact
			 required to support the order.
(3)
			 Unless the Board determines that rehearing is necessary, the Board shall vote
			 on issuing an amended proposed order or a final order at its next or second
			 meeting after the time for filing exceptions has run. On a proceeding held
			 under OAR 856-030-0010, the final order
			 shall be effective on the date issued or the second anniversary date of the
			 previous rate order, whichever is later.
(4) The Board shall determine the costs of
			 the proceedings and assess such costs equitably among the parties involved as
			 part of the final order.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 776
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  183.470 & ORS
				  776.115
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0030 - Notification of Orders

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The Board shall mail, by regular first class mail with a
				certificate of service, a copy of the final order and accompanying findings and
				conclusions to each party to the proceeding and, if applicable, to the party's
				attorney of record.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 776
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  183.470
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0035 - Pilotage Fee Waiver

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Notwithstanding the terms of any applicable rate order, the
				Board may, in its discretion and upon the application of any pilot or pilots,
				permit the requesting pilot or pilots to waive all or part of any pilotage fees
				that would otherwise be due from a vessel, provided that:
(1) The waiver is sought for a noncommercial
			 vessel.
(2) The application is in
			 writing; is made in advance of pilotage services being rendered; and states the
			 nature of the vessel and the reasons why the waiver should be
			 granted.
(3) The Board may grant a
			 waiver only upon a finding that it would be in the public interest to do
			 so.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 776
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  776.115(7)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 856 - PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, OREGON BOARD OF MARITIME PILOTS › Division 30 - RATEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 856-030-0045 - Rates in Coos Bay and Yaquina Bay for Vessels in an Emergency

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Regular rates set by the current rate order shall be used for a
				vessel in an emergency under ORS
				776.600(1)(b).
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  776.115 & ORS
				  776.600
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  776.115(7)
				  & ORS 776.600(1)(b)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0001 - Definitions

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(1) The practice of
			 psychology is defined to include:
(a)
			 "Evaluation" means assessing or diagnosing mental disorders or mental
			 functioning, including administering, scoring, and interpreting tests of mental
			 abilities or personality;
(b)
			 "Therapy" means, but is not limited to, treating mental disorders as defined by
			 the most current version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
			 Disorders (DSM) published by the American Psychiatric Association;
(c) "Consultation" means conferring or giving
			 expert advice on the diagnosis or treatment of mental disorders;
(d) "Supervision" means the ongoing process
			 performed by a supervisor who monitors the performance of the person supervised
			 and provides regular, documented individual consultation, guidance and
			 instruction with respect to the skills and competencies of the person
			 supervised.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0002 - Guidelines for Supervising Technicians

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
A licensee may delegate administration and scoring of tests to
				technicians as provided in ORS
				675.010(4) if
				the licensee ensures the technicians are adequately trained to administer and
				score the specific test being used; and ensures that the technicians maintain
				standards for the testing environment and testing administration as set forth
				in the American Psychological Association Standards for Educational and
				Psychological Tests (1999) and Ethical Principles for Psychologists
				(2002).
Stat. Auth: ORS
				  675.010 -
				  675.150
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  675.010
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0003 - Psychology Practice in Oregon

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
A person practices psychology in Oregon if:
(1) The person renders or offers to render
			 supervision, consultation, evaluation, or therapy services to an individual
			 located in Oregon, or to a group or organization which includes an individual
			 located in Oregon, regardless of whether the services are rendered, or offered
			 to be rendered, in-person or by telephone, virtual means, or other remote
			 communications technology; or
(2)
			 The person represents to an individual located in Oregon that the person is a
			 psychologist, regardless of whether that representation is targeted to the
			 individual or made generally.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  675.110(19)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  675.020(1)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0005 - Board Duties and Procedure

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Board Meetings.
			 The Board shall meet as necessary at a time and place specified by the Board
			 and at such other times and places as specified by the chair of the Board, a
			 majority of members of the Board or by the Governor. The time and place of all
			 meetings shall be posted on the Board's website.
(2) Board Members. Board members shall
			 receive a per diem of $75 a day for board meetings, conference attendance,
			 presentations and Board committee meetings when acting in their official
			 capacity.
(3) Internal
			 Organization. At the last meeting in each fiscal year, the first order of
			 business shall be organizational matters, including election of Board chair and
			 vice-chair and the assignment of standing responsibilities to Board members.
			 The term of the chair, vice-chair or any standing assigned responsibility can
			 be changed or terminated at any meeting where the proposal has been placed on
			 the agenda and sent to the members one week in advance of the meeting, or by
			 unanimous consent of the Board.
(4)
			 Chair and Vice Chair Responsibilities:
(a) The
			 chair is authorized to take emergency action between Board meetings. "Emergency
			 action" means an action that is required on short notice to protect the public
			 from harm, including temporary administrative rulemaking and orders of
			 emergency suspension. All emergency actions of any kind shall be noted in the
			 agenda for the next meeting for ratification by the Board.
(b) The vice-chair shall perform the duties
			 of the chair when the chair is unable to do so.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0007 - Notice of Proposed Rule

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Prior to the adoption, amendment, or repeal of a permanent
				rule, the Board of Psychology shall give notice of the proposed adoption,
				amendment, or repeal:
(1) In the
			 Secretary of State's Bulletin pursuant to ORS
			 183.360;
(2) By mailing or emailing a copy of the
			 notice to individuals on the Board's mailing list established pursuant to ORS
			 183.335(8);
(3) By mailing or emailing a copy of the
			 notice to the following individuals, organizations, or publications:
(a) All licensees of the Board;
(b) Oregon Psychological Association;
			 and
(c) All applicants for
			 licensure.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0012 - Practicum

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The degree
			 program required in OAR 858-010-0010  or 858-010-0015  must include an organized
			 practicum of at least two semesters (or three quarters) and at least 300 hours
			 of supervised psychological services as defined in OAR
			 858-010-0036(1)(b).
(2) Supervision
			 must include the following:
(a) Discussion of
			 services provided by the student;
(b) Selection of service plan for and review
			 of each case or work unit of the student;
(c) Discussion of and instruction in
			 theoretical concepts underlying the work;
(d) Discussion of the management of
			 professional practice and other administrative or business issues;
(e) Evaluation of the supervisory process by
			 the student and the supervisor;
(f)
			 Discussion of coordination of services among the professionals involved in the
			 particular cases or work units;
(g)
			 Discussion of relevant state laws and rules;
(h) Discussion of ethical principles
			 including principles applicable to the work;
(i) Review of standards for providers of
			 psychological services; and
(j)
			 Discussion of reading materials relevant to cases, ethical issues and the
			 supervisory process.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0013 - Internship

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(1) Applicants must successfully complete an
			 organized internship as part of the degree program required in OAR
			 858-010-0010.
(2) The internship
			 must include at least 1,500 hours of supervised experience and be completed
			 within twenty-four months.
(3) The
			 internship program must meet the following requirements:
(a) The internship must have a written
			 statement or brochure describing the goals and content of the internship,
			 stating clear expectations and quality of student work, and made available to
			 prospective interns.
(b) A
			 psychologist licensed by the appropriate state or provincial licensing
			 authority must be clearly designated as responsible for the integrity and
			 quality of the internship program.
(c) Interns must use titles indicating their
			 training status.
(d) The internship
			 must be designed to provide a planned sequence of training experiences focusing
			 on breadth and quality of training. Supervision and training related to ethics
			 must be ongoing.
(e) At least
			 twenty-five percent of the internship experience must be in direct client
			 contact providing assessment and intervention services.
(f) For every 40 hours of internship
			 experience, the student must receive:
(A) At
			 least 2 hours of regularly scheduled, formal, one-on-one individual supervision
			 that addresses the direct psychological services provided by the intern;
			 and
(B) At least 2 hours of other
			 learning activities such as case conferences, seminars on applied issues,
			 conducting co-therapy with a staff person including discussion of the case, and
			 group supervision.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0015

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  675.065
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  675.065(1)(4)(c)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0016 - Standard Application Procedure

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(1) Filing of Applications. Applicants must
			 submit a complete application for licensure to the Board. The Board shall
			 process each submitted application to determine if the application file is
			 ready for review. Applications are considered ready for review for completeness
			 when the following items have been received:
(a) Final graduate level transcript(s)
			 imprinted with date degree was awarded;
(b) Reference forms;
(c) Social Security Number Authorization
			 form;
(d) For non-APA accredited
			 schools only:
(A) University Accreditation
			 form;
(B) Educational Record in
			 Psychology form; and
(C)
			 Verification of pre-degree supervised work.
(e) Verification of post-degree supervised
			 work experience (if completed);
(f)
			 National written examination (EPPP) score (if taken);
(g) Verification of licensure in good
			 standing in other states (if any);
(h) Application fee;
(i) Fingerprinting fee and results of the
			 criminal background check; and
(j)
			 Other clarifying information requested by the Board.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0017 - Licensure by Endorsement

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Applicants that possess and have maintained an active license
				to practice psychology issued by a board that is a member jurisdiction of the
				Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards based on a doctoral
				degree may be licensed by endorsement.
(1) Applicants who have maintained an active
			 psychologist license based on a doctoral degree in psychology for less than 15
			 years must comply with the requirements set forth below:
(a) Filing of Applications: Applicants must
			 submit a complete Licensure by Endorsement Application to the Board. The Board
			 shall process each submitted application to determine if the application file
			 is ready for review. Applications are considered ready for review for
			 completeness when the following items have been received:
(A) Final graduate level transcript(s)
			 imprinted with date degree was awarded;
(B) Social Security Number Authorization
			 form;
(C) An official verification
			 of licensure in good standing from each health care professional license or
			 registration, current or expired;
(D) A copy of the applicant's:
(i) Licensure file from the state(s) in which
			 the applicant is licensed;
(ii) CPQ
			 file from ASPPB;
(iii)
			 Certification file from ABPP; or
(iv) HSPP file from the National
			 Register.
(E) Endorsement
			 Reference forms from three mental health professionals;
(F) National written examination (EPPP)
			 score;
(G) Application fee;
			 and
(H) Fingerprinting fee and
			 results of criminal background check.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0018 - Investigatory Powers

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(1)
			 Additional Investigation. The Board shall not be limited in its investigation
			 of an applicant's qualifications for licensure to the information supplied in
			 the licensure application form and may direct additional investigation with
			 respect to an applicant's qualifications prior to deciding whether or not the
			 applicant is eligible to take the EPPP or the Jurisprudence examination or
			 enter into a residency contract.
(2) Record of Complaints. The Board shall
			 review the Board's records of complaints and insert any reference to an
			 applicant in the applicant's file.
(3) State and National Databanks. The Board
			 shall also make inquiry, if appropriate, of other state, national or foreign
			 certification or licensure boards, the National Practitioner Databank
			 (NPDB-NIPDB), the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards'
			 Disciplinary Databank or Oregon Judicial Information Network (OJIN) for
			 relevant information.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  675.040,
				  675.045 &
				  675.050
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  675.040,
				  675.045 &
				  675.050
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0020 - Process and Disposition of Application for License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Application Review Procedure. When the
			 application and all of the required supporting documents have been received,
			 the application file shall be reviewed for eligibility. The reviewer shall
			 either:
(a) Approve the application. When the
			 reviewer determines the application is complete, a letter of approval shall be
			 sent notifying the applicant of eligibility to take the EPPP and the
			 Jurisprudence examination and to enter into a Resident Supervision
			 Contract.
(b) Deny the application.
			 If the application is denied, the reviewer shall send the applicant a letter
			 stating the reason.
(c) Board
			 review. Under unusual circumstances, the application will be reviewed by the
			 full Board for determination of disposition.
(d) Incomplete Application. If the
			 application is incomplete, the reviewer shall notify the applicant.
(e) Request for Review. Applicants for
			 licensure may request, in writing, that any decision by the reviewer be
			 reconsidered by the Board.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0025 - Procedure for National Written Examination

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The Board shall utilize the Examination
			 for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) as the national written exam.
(a) Candidates for licensure who are prepared
			 to take the EPPP must submit a written request to the Board.
(b) Candidates for licensure who have taken
			 the EPPP prior to April 20, 1990, must have passed the examination by achieving
			 a score at or above the national mean of doctoral candidates taking the
			 examination for the first time on that day. Candidates who have taken the EPPP
			 prior to April 1993 must have passed the examination by achieving a score at or
			 above the national mean of doctoral candidates taking the examination for the
			 first time on that day or 75 percent, whichever is lower. The passing score for
			 the EPPP from April 1993 to April 2001 shall be 140 or 70 percent. For computer
			 administered forms of the EPPP, the Board requires a scaled score of 500.
(c) Special Accommodations. The
			 Board shall review a request for special accommodations for a verified
			 disability or for English as a second language upon written request by the
			 candidate as described in OAR 858-010-0030(5).
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0030 - Procedures for Oregon Jurisprudence Examination

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(1) Jurisprudence Examination. The purpose of
			 the examination is to measure the candidate's knowledge and application of
			 state laws and regulations related to the professional practice of psychology,
			 including the American Psychological Association's ethical principles
			 incorporated by Board statute and rule.
(2) Eligibility. An exam candidate must
			 obtain a passing exam score before the Board will issue a license.
(a) Candidates for licensure whose education
			 credentials, training and references have been accepted by the Board shall be
			 notified in writing of their eligibility take the jurisprudence
			 examination.
(b) A candidate for
			 licensure who was formerly licensed in Oregon must re-take and pass the
			 examination if their application for licensure is received more than 2 years
			 after their license expired.
(c) A
			 candidate for licensure must re-take and pass the examination if the candidate
			 does not become licensed within 2 years of passing the exam.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0034 - Criminal Records Checks and Fitness Determinations

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(1)
			 The purpose of this rule is to provide for the reasonable screening of
			 licensees and applicants for licensure to determine if they have a history of
			 criminal behavior and are not fit to hold a license that is issued by the
			 Board.
(2) The following persons
			 ("subject individuals") must take the steps necessary to complete a nationwide
			 criminal records check under ORS
			 181A.195:
(a) All applicants for licensure;
			 and
(b) Licensees under
			 investigation by the Board, when the Board has a rational reason to determine
			 if the licensee has a history of criminal behavior.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0036 - Post-Doctoral Supervised Work Experience

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(1)
			 Policy. One year of post-doctoral supervised work experience is required for
			 licensure. The required work experience must take place after the doctorate
			 degree is conferred.
(a) One year of
			 supervised work experience is defined as 1,500 hours of psychological services
			 performed over a period not less than twelve months.
(b) Psychological services are defined as
			 direct psychological services to an individual or group; diagnosis and
			 assessment; completing documentation related to services provided; client needs
			 meetings and consultation; psychological testing; research related to client
			 services; report writing; and receiving formal training including workshops and
			 conferences.
(c) For the purposes
			 of licensure, psychological services do not include business development;
			 credentialing activities; marketing; purchasing; creating forms; administrative
			 billing or other business management activities.
(d) A person with a doctoral degree in
			 psychology who is employed at an "exempt site" pursuant to ORS 675.090(f) may
			 practice psychology without a license for no more than 24 months from the time
			 they begin practicing at an exempt site. The 24-month time limit does not
			 restart if the person ceases practicing and then begins again, and does not
			 reset if the person begins working at a different exempt site. The person may
			 not use any title incorporating the word "psychologist."
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0037 - Supervised Work Experience - Psychologist Associate

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Applicants must complete a one year
			 full-time internship or one year of other supervised learning practicum deemed
			 equivalent by the Board. The internship or practicum must meet the requirements
			 of OAR 858-010-0012  or 858-010-0013.
(2) Applicants must complete three years of
			 full-time post-masters degree supervised work experience in accordance with OAR
			 858-010-0036, except that:
(a) The resident
			 shall be designated at all times by the title "psychologist associate
			 resident"; and
(b) A Resident
			 Supervision Contract will be effective for a period not to exceed four years.
			 The Board may extend the contract beyond four years.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0038 - Continued Supervision - Licensed Psychologist Associate

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Before the initial license is issued, the psychologist
				associate and the supervising psychologist must submit a "Contract for
				Continued Supervision of a Licensed Psychologist Associate." Day-to-day
				supervision of the licensed psychologist associate is the responsibility of the
				supervisor and includes such face-to-face consultation as is required by the
				nature of the work of th psychologist associate, and is consistent with
				accepted professional practices in psychology.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  675.065 &
				  675.110
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  675.065 &
				  675.110
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0039 - Application for Independent Status - Psychologist Associate

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
A licensed psychologist associate may apply to the Board for
				approval to function as an independent psychologist associate. Independent
				status ill be granted only after at least three years of work as a licensed
				psychologist associate or a psychologist at a demonstrated high level of
				professional proficiency.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  675.065 &
				  675.110
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  675.065 &
				  675.110
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0041 - License Renewals

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 Before the Board will renew a license or approve a request for active or
			 semi-active status under ORS
			 675.110,
			 a licensee must:
(a) Submit an application for
			 license renewal in a form and manner prescribed by the Board, which must
			 include complete and truthful responses to all of the questions regarding
			 continuing education, character and fitness, licensee's current information and
			 status, and any other questions;
(b) Pay the appropriate renewal
			 fee;
(c) Pay the delinquent fee (if
			 any); and
(d) Complete the required
			 healthcare workforce data survey and pay the fee established by the Oregon
			 Health Authority pursuant to ORS
			 676.410.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0050 - Inactive Status

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 Inactive status may be granted to licensees who have made a request in writing
			 to the Board. Inactive licensees may not practice psychology in the State of
			 Oregon, and are required to reactivate to active or semi-active status in order
			 to practice.
(2) To reactivate a
			 license from inactive status to active or semi-active status, the licensee
			 shall request in writing and report professional and continuing education
			 activities sufficient to maintain professional competence, which must at a
			 minimum meet the basic requirements for continuing education, as described in
			 OAR 858-040-0015, within the 24 month period immediately preceding the date of
			 request. The residual licensure fee and continuing education requirements from
			 the date of reactivation to the end of the renewal period shall be calculated
			 on a prorated basis. If the licensee fails send the fee postmarked within 30
			 days immediately following the license reactivation, the license shall revert
			 to inactive status.
(3)
			 Reactivation Request. If the written request to reactivate a licensee from
			 inactive status to active or semi-active status occurs within five years the
			 Board may, at its discretion, reactivate the license.
(4) If the Board determines that the licensee
			 has not engaged in professional and continuing education activities sufficient
			 to maintain professional competence, or if the written request to reactivate
			 the license is not received within five years, the licensee must re-take the
			 Oregon jurisprudence examination and obtain a passing score.
(5) If the inactive licensee does not pass
			 the Oregon jurisprudence examination, the Board may require the submission of a
			 study plan designed to correct deficiencies in the licensee's examination
			 performance and/or require that the licensee establish a Board approved
			 consultation relationship as described in OAR 858-010-0036, the duration of
			 which may be specified by the Board.
(6) The Board may reactivate the license upon
			 receipt of documentation that the proposed study plan and/or period of
			 consultation has been successfully completed and the deficiencies rectified, or
			 at its discretion, may require the re-take and successful passing of the Oregon
			 jurisprudence examination.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  675.110
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  675.110
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0055 - Limited Permits

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 The Board may grant a limited permit to practice psychology in the State of
			 Oregon to individuals who possess and have maintained an active license as a
			 psychologist in another jurisdiction in good standing. Applicants must:
(a) Submit a Visitor's Permit Application or
			 a Temporary Permit Application;
(b)
			 Submit proof of licensure in good standing from other jurisdictions;
(c) Pay the limited permit fee;
(d) Submit a statement certifying that the
			 applicant has read and understands Oregon law relating to the practice of
			 psychology.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0056 - Temporary Practice Authorization

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The Board may grant a temporary practice
			 authorization to the spouse of a member of the Armed Forces of the United
			 States who is stationed in Oregon as follows:
(a) Temporary Psychologist Authorization may
			 be issued to applicants that possess a current, active license to practice
			 psychology in good standing in another state based on a doctoral degree in
			 psychology.
(b) Temporary
			 Psychologist Associate Authorization may be issued to applicants that possess a
			 current, active license to perform functions within the practice of psychology
			 in good standing in another state based on a master's degree in psychology. If
			 the applicant is authorized to practice only under supervision in the other
			 state, then the applicant must comply with the continued supervision
			 requirements of OAR 858-010-0038.
(c) To qualify for Temporary Practice
			 Authorization, an applicant must be in good standing, with no restrictions or
			 limitations upon, actions taken against, or investigation or disciplinary
			 action pending against his or her license in any jurisdiction where the
			 applicant is or has been licensed.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0060 - Psychological Records

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Maintenance and
			 retention of records. The psychologist or psychologist associate, or person
			 granted a limited permit or temporary practice authorization, who is rendering
			 professional services to an individual client or services billed to a third
			 party payer, shall maintain professional records for a client for a minimum of
			 seven years from the date of last service. The records shall include:
(a) The name of the client and other
			 identifying information;
(b) The
			 presenting problem(s) or purpose or diagnosis;
(c) The fee arrangement;
(d) The date and substance of each billed or
			 service-count contact or service;
(e) Any test results or other evaluative
			 results obtained and any basic test data from which they were
			 derived;
(f) Notation and results
			 of formal consults with other providers;
(g) A copy of all test or other evaluative
			 reports prepared as part of the professional relationship;
(h) Any releases executed by the
			 client;
(i) Any signed informed
			 consents.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0061 - Notification Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Licensees and persons granted a limited permit or temporary
				practice authorization shall:
(1)
			 Provide current contact information to the Board, including:
(a) Public and mailing address;
(b) Telephone number;
(c) Electronic mail address; and
(d) Any nickname or alternative personal name
			 used by the individual.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0062 - Designation of Education and Licensure Status

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Psychologists licensed pursuant to ORS
			 675.030 or
			 675.050 may only designate their academic degree using appropriate initials including
			 "Ph.D.," "Psy.D.," or "Ed.D." as awarded by the degree-granting institution.
			 Licensure status may only be designated as "psychologist."
(2) Psychologist associates licensed pursuant
			 to ORS
			 675.065 may only designate their academic degree using appropriate initials including
			 "M.A." or "M.S." as awarded by the degree-granting institution. Licensure
			 status may only be designated as "psychologist associate."
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  675.010  - 675.150
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  675.110
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0065 - Resignation of License Holder

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) A person holding a valid Oregon license
			 to practice psychology may voluntarily resign their license by submitting a
			 written resignation with the Board's Administrator.
(2) Submission of a voluntary resignation
			 shall not affect investigations or disciplinary actions.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  675.070
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  675.070(2)(d)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0075 - Code of Professional Conduct

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The Board adopts the American Psychological Association's (APA)
				"Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct," effective January 1,
				2010 with amendment as of January 1, 2017, as the code of professional conduct
				applicable to all licensees, residents and applicants of the Board.
[Publications referenced are available at
http://www.apa.org/ethics/
]
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  675.030,
				  675.040,
				  675.045,
				  675.050,
				  675.065  & 675.110
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  675.030,
				  675.040,
				  675.045,
				  675.050,
				  675.065  & 675.110
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0080

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  675.010 - 675.150
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  675.010 -
				  675.150
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 10 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 858-010-0300 - Registered Health Care Interpreters

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Licensees, residents, and individuals granted a limited permit
				or temporary practice authorization must comply with the provisions of ORS
				413.559 and OAR 950-050-0010 related to working with health care interpreters.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  413.559
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  413.559
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 20 - COMPLAINTS, INVESTIGATIONS, AND CONTESTED CASE HEARINGS › Section 858-020-0015 - Management of Complaints

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Consumer
			 Protection Committee. The Board chair may appoint a Consumer Protection
			 Committee comprised of one public member and two professional members. The
			 Consumer Protection Committee shall:
(a)
			 Provide direction and consultation to the Board's investigator and the Board's
			 Executive Director or designee; and
(b) Make recommendations to the Board when
			 necessary.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 20 - COMPLAINTS, INVESTIGATIONS, AND CONTESTED CASE HEARINGS › Section 858-020-0025 - Complaints on Which the Board Can Act

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Any complaint submitted to the Board must be specific as to the
				conduct upon which the complaint is based and why this conduct is cause for a
				complaint. The Board will review and accept for consideration complaints that
				might affect the licensure of psychologists and psychologist associates who are
				already licensed or are candidates for licensure, or that concern the possible
				practice of psychology by non-psychologists or unlicensed psychologists. A
				complaint concerning a licensed psychologist associate or psychologist resident
				may be regarded as a complaint against the supervisor. A complaint will be
				rejected if it does not allege a violation for which the Board has the grounds
				to impose sanctions pursuant to ORS
				675.070.
				If authorized by ORS
				676.160 to
				676.180,
				a complaint may be referred to appropriate individuals or groups with the
				consent of the complainant.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  675.070
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  675.070(2)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 858 - MENTAL HEALTH REGULATORY AGENCY, OREGON BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY › Division 20 - COMPLAINTS, INVESTIGATIONS, AND CONTESTED CASE HEARINGS › Section 858-020-0035 - Form of Complaints

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) If the
			 complaint is first made in verbal form, is tentative, or undocumented, the
			 Board may require a statement in writing, accompanied by documentation and/or
			 submission of a complaint form. The Board will advise a complainant about the
			 nature and form of documentation required.
(2) The Board may initiate an investigation
			 on its own action.
(3) If the
			 complainant is a client or former client of the respondent, the complainant
			 must sign a waiver of confidentiality allowing the Board and its legal counsel
			 access to records and other materials that are the ethical and legal
			 responsibility of the respondent. Refusal by a complainant to comply with this
			 requirement may result in dismissal of the complaint.
(4) If a Board member becomes a complainant
			 or a respondent, the same procedures will apply as in any other case. The Board
			 member will abstain from any participation in discussion and deliberations of
			 the Board regarding the complaint.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  675.020 &
				  675.110
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  675.110