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A psychological technicians with adequate training may directly provide the following services without supervision: administer and interpret tests, interview and screen, and psychoeducational interventions.
The Board requires psychological technicians who meet the education and training requirements for licensure to provide the following services only under the qualified supervision of a licensed psychologist: personality appraisal, clinical intervention, consultation services, and assistance with forensic assessments and neuropsychological evaluations.
For more information, see Administrative Code Rule 750-X-2A-.06 Limits of Practice.