Illinois HB3373 modifies the Clinical Psychologist Licensing Act to allow the first part of the licensure exam to be taken upon graduation before.
Illinois HB3373 amends the Clinical Psychologist Licensing Act to allow applicants to take the first part of the required examination for licensure upon graduation and before completing a postdoctoral supervised experience in clinical, school, or counseling psychology. The bill also outlines the educational and supervised experience requirements for applicants, including the need for a doctoral degree from an accredited program and completion of at least one course in each of seven specified content areas.
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