The Maryland Psychologist's Certificate is a professional license issued by the Maryland Board of Examiners of Psychologists. It allows psychologists to practice in the state of Maryland and is required for those who provide services to the public. There are two types of Maryland Psychologist's Certificates: the General Psychologist Certificate and the Advanced Psychologist Certificate. The General Psychologist Certificate is for individuals who have earned a doctoral degree in psychology from an accredited institution and have completed a minimum of two years of supervised experience in the field of psychology. The Advanced Psychologist Certificate is for those who have earned a doctoral degree in psychology from an accredited institution and have completed at least five years of supervised experience in the field of psychology. To obtain either type of Maryland Psychologist's Certificate, applicants must pass a written examination given by the Maryland Board of Examiners of Psychologists.
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Education Requirements for Psychologist Licensing in Maryland Psychologist Educational TrackSchool ProgramsAverage Education Length1. Earn a Bachelor's DegreeView Programs4 Years2. Earn A Master's DegreeView Programs2 Additional Years3. Earn a PHD or PsyDView Programs2-4 Additional Years
1. West Virginia. They don't have a list of required courses; they don't require that the program be designed for licensure; they don't require a certain specialty (many states only recognize school, clinical, counseling, health services, and I/O psychology); or a pre-doctoral, supervised experience.
In order to become a psychology associate you must have a master's degree in clinical, counseling, or school psychology from a program accredited by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), or have a master's degree in education with a specialization in psychology or counseling psychology from a program
License Requirements Doctorate in psychology. At least 3,250 hours of supervised practice or supervised research experience. Passing score (500) on the EPPP. Passing score (75%) on the Maryland jurisprudence examination. One-time completion of an approved course in implicit bias.
Master's degree in psychology; internship plus 3 years post degree; EPPP and oral exam. Licensed for 3 years to practice under supervision of licensed psychologist, may then petition board for independent practice. Supervision by health service provider, psychologist supervision required for certain activities.
A psychologist who is licensed in another state may be granted the privilege of practicing within the state while in the process of fulfilling state-specific examination requirements. The psychologist must file an application within 90 days of taking up residence in the state (and by the first application deadline).
