Arizona § 32-2091.04 Reciprocity

Arizona Statutes

§ 32-2091.04 — Reciprocity

Arizona § 32-2091.04

Title 32Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 19PSYCHOLOGISTS

Art. 4Behavior Analysts

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 32-2091.04 (2026).

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The board may issue a license to a person as a behavior analyst if the person is licensed or certified by a regulatory agency of another state that imposes requirements that are substantially equivalent to those imposed by this article at an equivalent or higher practice level as determined by the board, pays the fee prescribed by the board and meets all of the following requirements:

1.Submits a written application prescribed by the board.

2.Documents to the board's satisfaction proof of initial licensure or certification at an equivalent designation for which the applicant is seeking licensure in this state and proof that the license or certificate is current and in good standing.

3.Documents to the board's satisfaction proof that any other license or certificate issued to the appl

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The board may issue a license to a person as a behavior analyst if the person is licensed or certified by a regulatory agency of another state that imposes requirements that are substantially equivalent to those imposed by this article at an equivalent or higher practice level as determined by the board, pays the fee prescribed by the board and meets all of the following requirements:

1. Submits a written application prescribed by the board.

2. Documents to the board's satisfaction proof of initial licensure or certification at an equivalent designation for which the applicant is seeking licensure in this state and proof that the license or certificate is current and in good standing.

3. Documents to the board's satisfaction proof that any other license or certificate issued to the applicant by another state has not been suspended or revoked. If a licensee or certificate holder has been subjected to any other disciplinary action, the board may assess the magnitude of that action and make a decision regarding reciprocity based on this assessment.

4. Meets any other requirements prescribed by the board by rule.