Idaho § 54-2319 PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY — CERTIFICATION BY ENDORSEMENT

Idaho Statutes

§ 54-2319 — PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY — CERTIFICATION BY ENDORSEMENT

Idaho § 54-2319

Title 54PROFESSIONS, VOCATIONS, AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 23PSYCHOLOGISTS

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Idaho Code § 54-2319 (2026).

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An applicant who has a current and unrestricted license to practice psychology and a current and unrestricted certification of prescriptive authority from another state, or training from the United States department of defense demonstration project or other similar program developed and operated by any branch of the armed forces that imposes substantially equivalent educational and training requirements as those contained in this chapter and required by the board, upon payment of the required fees, compliance with section 54-2317 (1), Idaho Code, and the approval of the application, may be certified by endorsement pursuant to this chapter. The board may consider an applicant’s experience in prescribing in another state as meeting a portion of the requirements necessary to obtain provisiona

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An applicant who has a current and unrestricted license to practice psychology and a current and unrestricted certification of prescriptive authority from another state, or training from the United States department of defense demonstration project or other similar program developed and operated by any branch of the armed forces that imposes substantially equivalent educational and training requirements as those contained in this chapter and required by the board, upon payment of the required fees, compliance with section 54-2317 (1), Idaho Code, and the approval of the application, may be certified by endorsement pursuant to this chapter. The board may consider an applicant’s experience in prescribing in another state as meeting a portion of the requirements necessary to obtain provisional certification or certification under this chapter, but also shall require additional education and supervision if the board deems it necessary to meet the educational and training requirements imposed by this chapter.