Nev. Admin. Code § 641.132 - Renewal of license
1. To renew his or
her license, a psychologist must submit to the Board an application for
renewal, the required fees and the form for the biennial report of continuing
education required pursuant to subsection 2. The licensee shall retain evidence
of the completion of the continuing education required by NAC
641.136 for at least 5 years
after the completion of that continuing education. Evidence of completion of
continuing education includes, without limitation, a letter signed by the
instructor of the course or program or the agent of the sponsoring agency or
organization, and a certificate of completion approved by the Board pursuant to
NAC 641.138. Upon the request of the
Board, the licensee must provide evidence of completion of the continuing
education.
2. The Board will mail
to each licensee, before the expiration of his or her license, a form for the
biennial report of continuing education. Each applicant for renewal must sign
the form certifying that:
(a) He or she has
completed the continuing education required by NAC
641.136; and
(b) The evidence of completion of continuing
education required pursuant to subsection 1 is true and accurate.
3. If a licensee misrepresents the
completion of continuing education, he or she will be subject to disciplinary
action, including, without limitation, suspension, revocation or nonrenewal of
his or her license. A licensee whose license has been suspended or not renewed
must complete the continuing education required by NAC
641.136 before the Board will
consider whether to reinstate his or her license.
4. If a licensee does not satisfy the
continuing education requirement, his or her license will not be renewed and he
or she will be subject to disciplinary action. The Board may grant a licensee a
60-day extension if the licensee submits to the Board, on or before December 1
immediately preceding the expiration of his or her license, a written request
for an extension which includes a compelling explanation for his or her
inability to complete the continuing education requirement during the
immediately preceding 2 years.
Notes
NRS 641.100
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