(a) Each licensed psychologist employing technicians shall: (1) Register each technician with the Arkansas Psychology Board; and (2) Annually submit a statement of supervision outlining the supervisory process used with each technician. (b) Before employment, the technician shall: (1) Be registered with the board; and (2) Have completed a criminal background check as described for licensed psychologists under § 17-97-312 . Acts 2005, No. 1262, § 2. (a) Each licensed psychologist employing technicians shall: (1) Register each technician with the Arkansas Psychology Board; and (2) Annually submit a statement of supervision outlining the supervisory process used with each technician. (b) Before employment, the technician shall: (1) Be registered with the board; and (2) Have completed a criminal background check as described for licensed psychologists under § 17-97-312 . Acts 2005, No. 1262, § 2. (a) Each licensed psychologist employing technicians shall: (1) Register each technician with the Arkansas Psychology Board; and (2) Annually submit a statement of supervision outlining the supervisory process used with each technician. (b) Before employment, the technician shall: (1) Be registered with the board; and (2) Have completed a criminal background check as described for licensed psychologists under § 17-97-312 . Acts 2005, No. 1262, § 2. (a) Each licensed psychologist employing technicians shall: (1) Register each technician with the Arkansas Psychology Board; and (2) Annually submit a statement of supervision outlining the supervisory process used with each technician. (1) Register each technician with the Arkansas Psychology Board; and (2) Annually submit a statement of supervision outlining the supervisory process used with each technician. (b) Before employment, the technician shall: (1) Be registered with the board; and (2) Have completed a criminal background check as described for licensed psychologists under § 17-97-312 . (1) Be registered with the board; and (2) Have completed a criminal background check as described for licensed psychologists under § 17-97-312 . Acts 2005, No. 1262, § 2.
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