| (a) Substantial Equivalency Determination. In accordance
with §55.004 of the Occupations Code, the licensing requirements
for a license to practice psychology in another jurisdiction will
be considered substantially equivalent to Texas' requirements if the
other jurisdiction's requirements meet or exceed the following criteria:
(1) Licensed Specialist in School Psychology.
(A) The completion of a training program in school
psychology that has been approved or accredited by the American Psychological
Association or the National Association of School Psychologists, or
completion of a master's degree in psychology with specific course
work similar to the coursework required in the Council's rules; and
(B) Passage of the School Psychology Examination.
(2) Licensed Psychological Associate.
(A) A graduate degree that is primarily psychological
in nature and consisting of at least 42 semester credit hours in total
with at least 27 semester credit hours in psychology courses;
(B) Passage of the EPPP at the Texas cut-off score;
and
(C) A minimum of 6 semester credit hours of practicum,
internship, or experience in psychology, under the supervision of
a licensed psychologist.
(3) Licensed Psychologist.
(A) A doctoral degree in psychology;
(B) Passage of the EPPP at the Texas cut-off score;
and
(C) A minimum of two years or 3,000 hours of supervised
experience under a licensed psychologist.
(b) In accordance with §55.007 of the Occupations
Code, an applicant who is a military service member or military veteran,
as defined by Chapter 55, Occupations Code, shall receive credit toward
the following licensing requirements for verified military service,
training, or education:
(1) Licensed Specialist in School Psychology. A military
service member or military veteran who has delivered psychological
services within the military for at least one year is considered to
have met the following requirements for this type of license: a practicum
and 600 internship hours.
(2) Licensed Psychological Associate. A military service
member or military veteran who has delivered psychological services
within the military for at least one year is considered to have met
the following requirements for this type of license: 6 semester credit
hours of supervised experience.
(3) Licensed Psychologist. A military service member
or military veteran who has delivered psychological services within
the military for at least one year, following conferral of a doctoral
degree, is considered to have met the following requirements for this
type of license: one year or 1,750 hours of supervised experience.
(c) A military service member or military veteran may
not receive credit toward licensing requirements due to military service,
training, or education if they hold a license issued by another jurisdiction
that has been restricted, or they have a disqualifying criminal history.
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