4 CCR 737-1.13 - REINSTATEMENT OF LICENSE (C.R.S. section 12-245-205)
A.
General. A
license that has expired is subject to the following reinstatement
provisions.
B.
Application requirements. To be considered for license
reinstatement, an applicant must submit a completed reinstatement application
form, and the reinstatement fee.
C.
Required statements.
1. Each applicant for reinstatement shall
certify the following:
a. Every license,
certificate, listing or registration to practice professional counseling held
by the applicant is in good standing;
b. Applicant has reported to the Board any
injunction or disciplinary action completed or pending against her/his license,
certificate, registration, or listing to practice psychotherapy or professional
counseling;
c. Applicant has
reported to the Board any malpractice judgment against her/him, any settlement
of a malpractice action or claim against her/him, and any malpractice action or
claim pending against her/him in which the malpractice alleged relates to
her/his practice of psychotherapy or professional counseling;
d. Applicant has reported to the Board any
complaint pending before, investigation being conducted by, or disciplinary
proceeding pending before the licensing, grievance, or disciplinary board of
any jurisdiction in which she/he is licensed, certified, registered or listed
to practice psychotherapy or professional counseling in which the complaint,
investigation, or proceeding concerns her/his practice of psychotherapy or
professional counseling.
2.
Pending discipline or
complaints. The Board may decline to issue a license to an
applicant for reinstatement if disciplinary action is pending or if there is an
unresolved complaint.
D.
Continuing Professional Competence. Pursuant to
section 12-245-606, C.R.S., effective
January 1, 2011, licensed professional counselors shall demonstrate continuing
professional competence in order to reinstate.
1. An applicant for reinstatement must comply
with all Continuing Professional Development requirements pursuant to Board
Rule 1.18 within the two years immediately preceding the application receipt
date.
E.
Licenses Expired More than Two Years Criteria. The
Board has established the following criteria for determining whether an
applicant for reinstatement has demonstrated his/her continued professional
competence as required by section
12-20-202(2)(c)(II),
C.R.S. An applicant must meet all applicable criteria to establish her/his
continued professional competence.
1.
License expired more than two years. In addition to
the requirements set forth in Rule 1.13 , an applicant whose license has been
expired more than two years shall pass a Board approved jurisprudence
examination and demonstrate her/his competency to practice by either:
a. A written statement detailing work
experience related to the practice of professional counseling or psychotherapy
during the time the license has been expired. If work experience was in another
jurisdiction(s), verification of licensure from each jurisdiction(s) is
required; or
b. Retaking and
passing the National Board for Certified Counselors, Inc. Examination (NBCC);
or
c. Completion of an additional
ten Professional Development Hours as defined in Board Rule 1.18 for each year
or portion thereof the license has been expired; or
d. Other means determined by the
Board.
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