An Act relating to a psychology interjurisdictional compact; and relating to the practice of psychology.

Summary

The bill amends Alaska statutes to define the state psychology board’s responsibilities, tighten licensing standards, and allow psychologists licensed in other states to obtain an Alaska license without taking a new exam. It also authorizes the Department of Public Safety to collect fees for applications, exams, and background checks. The changes aim to improve oversight of psychological services and facilitate practice across state lines.

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