In what situation must psychologists report licensure from other states?

Psychologists are required to report licensure from other states on their biennial registration application to ensure that the State Board has current and comprehensive information about their professional credentials. This requirement helps maintain standards within the profession, allowing the Board to monitor compliance with regulatory and ethical guidelines effectively. By disclosing licensure information every two years, the Board can assess any licensure issues, disciplinary actions, or changes in status that may impact the psychologist’s practice in Pennsylvania and uphold the integrity of the profession. This requirement is in place to promote transparency and accountability in the practice of psychology across state lines.