45:14B-17. Persons applying after January 1, 1968; qualifications for admission to assembled examination
Any person applying to the board, after January 1, 1968, may be admitted to an assembled examination if he meets the qualifications set forth in section 14(a), (b) and (c) and provides evidence satisfactory to the board that he:
(a) Has received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in psychology from a recognized educational institution, or in lieu of such degree, a doctoral degree in a closely allied field if it is the opinion of the board that the training required therefor is substantially similar, or has otherwise had training in psychology deemed equivalent by the board;
(b) Has engaged for the equivalent of at least 2 years full time, at least 1 year of which was subsequent to his receiving the doctoral degree, in professional employment in the practice of psychology under the supervision of a licensed psychologist or of one clearly eligible for licensure in the opinion of the board, which employment the board deems sufficient to warrant its opinion that the applicant is competent to engage in the practice of psychology as a licensed psychologist, subject to his satisfying the other requirements for such license specified in this act.
L.1966, c. 282, s. 17.
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