Nevada Code § 641.2254

Qualifications of applicants for license to practice behavioral health promotion and prevention; Board required to evaluate application and issue statement of determination; contents of statement
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1. The Board
shall issue a license to practice behavioral health promotion and prevention to
an applicant who:
(a) Is of good moral character, as determined by
the Board;
(b) Is at least 18 years of age; and
(c) Submits to the Board:
(1) A completed application on a form
provided by the Board and the fee prescribed by the Board;
(2) Proof that the applicant:
(I) Holds a bachelors degree or
higher in psychology, social work, human services or a related field; and
(II) Has successfully completed an
educational program in behavioral health promotion and prevention approved by
the Board;
(3) The name and occupation of the
provider of health care who will supervise the applicant pursuant to NRS 641.2257 and, if the provider of
health care is not a psychologist, documentation from the professional
licensing board that licenses the provider of health care stating that he or
she has an active license in good standing; and
(4) Proof that the applicant has:
(I) Passed any examination approved
by the Board on the practice of behavioral health promotion and prevention; or
(II) Demonstrated his or her
competency through the alternative to examination authorized by the regulations
adopted by the Board pursuant to NRS
641.2252 .
2. Within 120 days after receiving an
application and the accompanying evidence from an applicant, the Board shall:
(a) Evaluate the application and accompanying
evidence and determine whether the applicant is qualified pursuant to this
section for licensure; and
(b) Issue a written statement to the applicant of
its determination.
3. If the Board determines that the
qualifications of the applicant are insufficient for licensure, the written
statement issued to the applicant pursuant to subsection 2 must include a
detailed explanation of the reasons for that determination.

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