Allows mental health practitioners with a master's degree to practice under supervision for up to ninety days after application submission.
This bill amends the education law to allow individuals with a master's level degree required for practicing as a mental health practitioner to practice under supervision for up to ninety days after submitting their application and fees. This change aims to provide a temporary period for these practitioners to begin their work while their applications are being processed.
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