| (a) A temporary license may be issued to an applicant
seeking to practice in this state for a limited time and purpose.
To be eligible for temporary licensure, an applicant must:
(1) submit a completed application for temporary licensure;
(2) pay the application fee;
(3) submit proof that the applicant is actively licensed,
certified, or registered to practice independently, without supervision,
as a marriage and family therapist by another jurisdiction; and
(4) submit documentation indicating that the applicant
is in good standing with that jurisdiction.
(b) Applicants meeting the requirements for temporary
licensure shall be granted a temporary license authorizing the delivery
of marriage and family therapy services for no more than thirty (30)
days. Upon utilization of the full thirty days, or the expiration
of one year from the date of licensure, whichever occurs first, the
temporary license shall expire.
(c) Upon utilization of the full thirty days, or the
expiration of one year from the date of licensure, whichever occurs
first, the temporary licensee must submit written notification to
the Council of the dates the licensee delivered marriage and family
therapy services in this state.
(d) Temporary licensees are subject to all applicable
laws governing the practice of marriage and family therapy in this
state, including the Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Act and
Council rules.
(e) An applicant for permanent licensure in this state
is not eligible for temporary licensure. Upon receipt of an application
for permanent licensure by a temporary license holder, any temporary
license held by an applicant shall expire without further action or
notice by the Council.
(f) A temporary license holder may not receive another
temporary license until the expiration of one year from the date of
issuance of their last temporary license, regardless of whether that
license is active or expired.
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