Chapter 148 — Minnesota Athletic Trainers Act

148.01 Chiropractic This section defines chiropractic care in Minnesota, including what counts as chiropractic services, diagnostic … 148.02 Chiropractors; State Board of Examiners This section creates the Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners, the state agency that oversees chiropractors. 148.03 Appointment The governor appoints the Board of Chiropractic Examiners, which has five chiropractors and two public members. No more … 148.031 Continuing Education This section requires the chiropractic board to set continuing education rules for chiropractors who work with workers' … 148.032 Registration in Animal Chiropractic Diagnosis and Treatment This section sets the education and training requirements for chiropractors who want to register to treat animals. 148.033 Animal Chiropractic Continuing Education Hours Chiropractors who treat animals must complete at least six extra hours of continuing education each year in animal … 148.035 Separate Treatment Room Required A chiropractor who treats both humans and animals in the same building must have a separate, non-carpeted room for … 148.04 Procedure The officers of the Board of Chiropractic Examiners can administer oaths, summon witnesses, and take testimony on … 148.05 License and Fee At its first meeting, the state Board of Chiropractic Examiners issues to each of its members a license to practice … 148.06 Application; Examination; License; Fee To get a chiropractic license in Minnesota, you must have earned at least one-half of the academic credits required for … 148.07 Renewal Fees; Expenses All licensed chiropractors must pay a renewal fee before their license expires. Late renewals have a penalty for each … 148.08 Rules Chiropractors are subject to the same municipal and state rules that govern other licensed doctors or physicians in … 148.09 Independent Examination A chiropractor doing an independent exam for an auto insurance company must be actively practicing, must keep up with … 148.10 Licenses Revoked; New Licenses The Board of Chiropractic Examiners may refuse, revoke, suspend, condition, or limit a chiropractic license on many … 148.101 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.102 Reports of State or Local Societies Chiropractic societies, licensed health professionals, and insurance companies must report complaints and malpractice … 148.103 Immunity for Reporting or Investigating People who report chiropractor misconduct to the board are protected from lawsuits. Board members and investigators are … 148.104 Cooperation During Investigations A chiropractor under investigation by the board must cooperate fully, including attending meetings, answering questions, … 148.105 Violation Practicing chiropractic, or holding yourself out as a chiropractor, without a license in Minnesota is a gross … 148.106 Peer Review of Services and Fees Most of this section, subdivisions 1 through 9, was repealed in 2001, ending the formal chiropractic peer review process … 148.107 Record Keeping Chiropractors must keep detailed patient records including medical history, exams, diagnosis, treatment plans, daily … 148.108 Fees This section sets the fees the Board of Chiropractic Examiners may charge, all of which the board may lower. … 148.11 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.12 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.13 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.14 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.15 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.16 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.17 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.171 Definitions; Title This section defines key terms used in the Minnesota Nurse Practice Act, including what it means to be a registered … 148.18 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.181 Board of Nursing Membership, Vacancies, Disclosure The Board of Nursing has 16 members appointed by the governor: eight registered nurses, four licensed practical nurses, … 148.19 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.191 Officers; Staff; Powers The Board of Nursing elects officers, hires an executive director, and has the power to adopt rules, approve nursing … 148.20 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.201 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.21 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.211 Licensing To become a licensed nurse in Minnesota, you must apply to the Board of Nursing, complete an approved nursing program, … 148.212 Temporary Permit The Board of Nursing may issue a nonrenewable temporary permit to practice professional or practical nursing while an … 148.22 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.221 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.23 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.231 Registration; Failure to Register; Reregistration; Verification All licensed nurses must keep their registration current with the Board of Nursing by renewing at regular intervals, … 148.232 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.233 Identification of Certified Registered Nurses Certified registered nurses must use the designation 'RN,C' and advanced practice registered nurses must use their … 148.234 State Boundaries Consideration A nurse in Minnesota may carry out patient care procedures and techniques at the direction of a physician, podiatrist, … 148.235 Prescribing Drugs and Therapeutic Devices This section sets out the prescribing and related authority of advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) in Minnesota. … 148.236 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.24 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.241 Expenses The Board of Nursing's expenses are paid from state appropriations. All money is used only for carrying out the board's … 148.242 Fees Fees paid to the Board of Nursing are nonrefundable and go into the state government special revenue fund. 148.243 Fee Amounts This section sets specific dollar amounts for nursing license fees, including $105 for initial licensure or endorsement, … 148.25 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.251 Nursing Program Schools that want to offer nursing programs must apply to the Board of Nursing and meet its standards for curriculum, … 148.26 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.261 Grounds for Disciplinary Action The Board of Nursing can discipline nurses for fraud, criminal convictions, substance abuse, incompetence, patient … 148.262 Forms of Disciplinary Action; Automatic Suspension; Temporary Suspension; Reissuance The Board of Nursing can deny, revoke, or suspend a nursing license, limit the nurse's practice, require retraining, … 148.263 Reporting Obligations Hospitals, clinics, licensed health professionals, and insurers must report nurse misconduct, disciplinary actions, and … 148.264 Immunity People who report nurse misconduct in good faith are protected from lawsuits. Board members and investigators are also … 148.265 Nurse Cooperation A nurse under investigation by the Board of Nursing must fully cooperate, including answering questions, providing … 148.266 Disciplinary Record on Judicial Review When a nurse appeals a board disciplinary action to court, the court must seal the administrative record and keep it … 148.267 Reports to Commissioner of Health The Board of Nursing must track adverse health care events involving nurses and report them to the Commissioner of … 148.27 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.271 Exemptions The Nurse Practice Act does not prohibit emergency nursing care, federal employees practicing nursing, other licensed … 148.272 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.28 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.281 Violations; Penalty It is unlawful to practice nursing without a license, use the professional title "nurse" or imply nurse credentials … 148.282 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.283 Unauthorized Practice of Professional, Advanced Practice Registered, and Practical Nursing Practicing nursing without a license is declared a public nuisance and a threat to public health. A court can issue an … 148.284 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.2841 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.285 Transfer of Assets All money and property belonging to the former board of nursing examiners was transferred to the current Board of … 148.286 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.29 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.291 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.292 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.293 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.294 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.295 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.296 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.297 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.298 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.299 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.30 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.31 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.32 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.33 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.34 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.35 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.36 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.37 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.38 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.39 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.40 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.41 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.42 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.43 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.44 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.45 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.46 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.47 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.48 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.51 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.511 Scope This section establishes the scope and purpose of the law licensing speech-language pathologists and audiologists in … 148.512 Definitions This section defines key terms used in the speech-language pathology and audiology licensing law, including … 148.513 Licensure; Protected Titles and Restrictions on Use; Exemptions Only licensed speech-language pathologists and audiologists may use those titles and practice in Minnesota. The law … 148.514 General Licensure Requirements; Procedures and Qualifications Applicants for a speech-language pathology or audiology license must meet general requirements including submitting an … 148.515 Qualifications for Licensure This section sets specific education and clinical requirements for speech-language pathologists and audiologists, … 148.516 Licensure by Equivalency A person may qualify for a Minnesota speech-language pathology or audiology license by equivalency if they show evidence … 148.5161 Clinical Fellowship Licensure or Doctoral Externship Licensure Speech-language pathology and audiology graduates may obtain a clinical fellowship or doctoral externship license to … 148.517 Licensure by Reciprocity Speech-language pathologists and audiologists licensed in other states may apply for a Minnesota license through … 148.5175 Temporary Licensure The commissioner must issue a temporary license as a speech-language pathologist, audiologist, or both to an applicant … 148.518 Licensure Following Lapse of Licensure Status If your speech-language pathology or audiology license has lapsed, you must meet specific requirements to get it … 148.5181 Licensure; Speech-language Pathology Assistants This section sets the requirements for licensure as a speech-language pathology assistant, who works under the … 148.5185 Audiology and Speech-language Pathology Interstate Compact This section adopts the Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact, which allows licensed audiologists … 148.5186 Application of Audiology and Speech-language Pathology Interstate Compact to Existing Laws This section explains how the Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact interacts with existing … 148.519 Licensure Procedures This section outlines the procedures for processing speech-language pathology and audiology license applications, … 148.5191 Licensure Renewal Licensed speech-language pathologists and audiologists must renew their licenses at regular intervals by meeting … 148.5192 Speech-language Pathology Assistants This section sets specific requirements for speech-language pathology assistants, including supervision requirements and … 148.5193 Continuing Education Requirements Licensed speech-language pathologists and audiologists must complete continuing education as required by the … 148.5194 Fees This section sets the fees for speech-language pathology and audiology licenses and other services. 148.5195 Investigation Process and Grounds for Disciplinary Action The commissioner can investigate complaints and discipline speech-language pathologists and audiologists for fraud, … 148.5196 Speech-language Pathologist and Audiologist Advisory Council The Speech-Language Pathologist and Audiologist Advisory Council advises the commissioner on licensing matters related … 148.5197 Hearing Aid Dispensing This section sets contract and disclosure rules for selling prescription hearing aids. Any oral promises about … 148.5198 Restriction on Sale of Prescription Hearing Aids This section gives buyers of prescription hearing aids consumer protections on the sale and repair of those devices. The … 148.52 Board of Optometry The Board of Optometry consists of two public members (as defined by section 214.02) and five Minnesota licensed … 148.53 Powers of Board This section grants the Board of Optometry broad authority to make rules and to do anything not inconsistent with law … 148.54 Board; Seal The Board of Optometry elects a president, vice president, and secretary from among its own members. The board may also … 148.55 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.56 Optometrists Optometrists are eye care professionals licensed to examine eyes, diagnose vision problems, prescribe glasses and … 148.57 License To practice optometry in Minnesota, you must apply to the state Board of Optometry, prove good moral character, hold (or … 148.571 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.572 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.573 This section has no operative text. All of its subdivisions have been repealed (subdivision 1 in 2015 and subdivisions 2 … 148.574 Prohibitions Relating to Legend Drugs An optometrist is prohibited from dispensing legend drugs (prescription drugs) at retail. The only exception is when the … 148.575 Certificate Required for Use of Legend Drugs Optometrists must obtain a certificate from the Board of Optometry before they can use certain legend drugs in their … 148.576 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.577 Standard of Care A licensed optometrist who uses legend drugs is held to the same standard of care for that use as a physician licensed … 148.578 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.58 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.59 License Renewal; License and Registration Fees Optometrists must renew their licenses according to board rules and pay renewal and registration fees set by the board. 148.595 Temporary Military Permit; Fee The Board of Optometry must establish a temporary permit in accordance with Minnesota Statutes section 197.4552, which … 148.60 Expenses The Board of Optometry's expenses are paid from state appropriations, and the board must operate within its budget. 148.603 Grounds for Disciplinary Action The Board of Optometry can discipline optometrists for fraud, incompetence, substance abuse, criminal convictions, … 148.604 Reporting Obligations Anyone who knows of conduct that is grounds for discipline may report it to the Board of Optometry, and certain reports … 148.605 Immunity People who report optometrist misconduct to the board in good faith are protected from lawsuits. Board members and … 148.606 Optometrist Cooperation An optometrist under investigation by the board must cooperate fully, including answering questions and providing … 148.607 Disciplinary Actions When the Board of Optometry finds that a licensed optometrist has violated the licensing laws, it may take one or more … 148.61 Penalty Any person who is not licensed by the Board of Optometry but practices optometry in Minnesota is guilty of a gross … 148.62 Application This section limits how the optometry licensing laws (sections 148.52 to 148.62) are applied. It provides that those … 148.621 Definitions This section defines the terms used throughout Minnesota's dietetics and nutrition practice law (sections 148.621 to … 148.622 Board of Dietetics and Nutrition Practice This section creates the Board of Dietetics and Nutrition Practice, which has seven members appointed by the governor. … 148.623 Duties of the Board This section lists the duties of the Board of Dietetics and Nutrition Practice. The board must adopt rules to administer … 148.624 Licensure; Renewal This section sets the requirements to be licensed as a dietitian or nutritionist and to renew that license. Applicants … 148.625 Application This section covers how to apply for a dietetics or nutrition license. A person seeking a license must apply to the … 148.626 Continuing Education Required Licensed dietitians and nutritionists must complete continuing education as required by the board to maintain their … 148.627 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.628 Reciprocity Dietitians and nutritionists licensed in other states may apply for a Minnesota license through reciprocity if they meet … 148.629 Denial, Suspension, or Revocation After a contested-case hearing under chapter 14, the board may refuse, suspend, revoke, or restrict a dietitian or … 148.630 License Required No one may practice dietetics or nutrition or use the titles 'licensed dietitian' or 'licensed nutritionist' without a … 148.631 Penalty Violating the dietitian and nutritionist licensing sections (148.621 to 148.633) is a misdemeanor. A district court may … 148.632 Exemptions; Voluntary Licensing This section lists who does not need a dietitian or nutritionist license. The 12 exempt categories include students and … 148.633 Disposition of Funds Money the Board of Dietetics and Nutrition Practice receives under sections 148.621 to 148.633 must be credited to the … 148.634 Prescription Protocol A licensed dietitian or nutritionist may carry out a standing protocol that results in prescribing a legend drug, even … 148.635 Fee The fee to verify a dietitian or nutritionist license is $20. This fee is nonrefundable. 148.6401 Scope This section establishes the scope and purpose of the occupational therapy licensing law in Minnesota. 148.6402 Definitions This section defines key terms used in the occupational therapy licensing law, including 'occupational therapist,' … 148.6403 Licensure; Protected Titles and Restrictions on Use; Exempt Persons; Sanctions Only licensed occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants may use those titles and provide occupational … 148.6404 Scope of Practice This section defines what occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants can do in their practice, … 148.6405 Licensure Application Requirements: Procedures and Qualifications Applicants for an occupational therapy license must meet the application requirements in section 148.6420 and satisfy … 148.6408 Qualifications for Occupational Therapist To be licensed as an occupational therapist, you must graduate from an accredited occupational therapy program and pass … 148.6410 Qualifications for Occupational Therapy Assistants To be licensed as an occupational therapy assistant, you must graduate from an accredited occupational therapy assistant … 148.6412 Licensure by Equivalency The board may license by equivalency any person who holds current certification from the National Board for … 148.6415 Licensure by Reciprocity Occupational therapists and assistants licensed in other states may apply for a Minnesota license through reciprocity. 148.6418 Temporary Licensure The board may issue temporary licenses to occupational therapists and assistants while their full license applications … 148.6420 Application Requirements This section outlines the specific documents and information that must be included with an occupational therapy license … 148.6423 Licensure Renewal Occupational therapists and assistants must renew their licenses at regular intervals and meet continuing education … 148.6425 Renewal of Licensure; After Expiration Date If your occupational therapy license expires, you must apply for renewal and may need to meet additional requirements to … 148.6428 Change of Contact Information or Employment Licensed occupational therapists must notify the board of any change in their contact information or employment. 148.6430 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.6431 Jurisprudence Examination The board may require occupational therapy practitioners to take an open-book jurisprudence examination covering … 148.6432 Supervision of Occupational Therapy Assistants Occupational therapy assistants work under the supervision of a licensed occupational therapist, who remains responsible … 148.6435 Coordination of Services An occupational therapist must collect the information needed to ensure that occupational therapy services are … 148.6438 Recipient Notification If there is no licensed health care provider referral or prior authorization, an occupational therapist must give the … 148.6440 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.6443 Continuing Education Requirements Licensed occupational therapists and assistants must complete continuing education as required by the board to maintain … 148.6445 Fees This section sets the fees for occupational therapy licenses and other board services. 148.6448 Grounds for Denial of Licensure or Discipline; Investigation Procedures; Disciplinary Actions The board can deny, suspend, or revoke an occupational therapy license for fraud, incompetence, substance abuse, … 148.6449 Board of Occupational Therapy Practice This section creates the Board of Occupational Therapy Practice, made up of 11 members appointed by the governor: five … 148.645 Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact This section establishes the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact, allowing occupational therapists to practice across … 148.6450 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.65 Definitions This section defines key terms used in Minnesota's physical therapy licensing law (sections 148.65 to 148.78). It … 148.66 State Board of Physical Therapy, Duties This section makes the State Board of Physical Therapy responsible for administering Minnesota's physical therapy … 148.67 State Board of Physical Therapy; Membership Appointments, Vacancies, Removals The governor appoints an 11-member State Board of Physical Therapy, made up of five physical therapists, one licensed … 148.68 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.69 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.691 Officers; Executive Director The board elects from its members a president, a vice-president, and a secretary-treasurer, each serving one year or … 148.699 Physical Therapy Licensure Compact This section establishes the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact, allowing licensed physical therapists to practice … 148.70 Applicants, Qualifications This section lists the duties of the Board of Physical Therapy. The board must set the qualifications for applicants and … 148.705 Application This section outlines the application process for a physical therapy license, including required documents and fees. 148.706 Physical Therapist Assistants, Aides, and Students Physical therapist assistants work under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist. Aides and students may also … 148.71 Temporary Permits The board may issue a temporary permit to practice physical therapy under supervision to someone applying for a license … 148.715 Fees This section sets the fees the Board of Physical Therapy charges. They include a $100 application fee for physical … 148.72 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.721 Educational Requirements for Licensed Physical Therapist To be licensed as a physical therapist, you must complete a physical therapy education program accredited by the … 148.722 Educational Requirements for Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant To be licensed as a physical therapist assistant, you must graduate from an accredited physical therapist assistant … 148.723 Examination for Licensed Physical Therapist To be licensed as a physical therapist, you must take and pass the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) given by … 148.724 Examination for Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant To be licensed as a physical therapist assistant, you must take and pass the National Physical Therapy Examination … 148.725 Requirements for Foreign-educated Applicants Applicants who were educated as physical therapists outside the United States must meet several added requirements and … 148.73 Renewals Every licensed physical therapist and physical therapist assistant must apply to the board to extend their license … 148.735 Cancellation of License in Good Standing A physical therapist or assistant in good standing may voluntarily cancel their license by notifying the board. 148.736 Cancellation of Credentials Under Disciplinary Order A physical therapist or assistant under a disciplinary order may have their credentials canceled according to specific … 148.737 Cancellation of License for Nonrenewal The Board of Physical Therapy will not renew, reissue, reinstate, or restore a physical therapy license that lapsed on … 148.74 Rules The Board of Physical Therapy may adopt rules to carry out the physical therapy licensing law. 148.741 Applicability of Rules Minnesota Rules, parts 5601.0100 to 5601.3200, apply to both physical therapists and physical therapist assistants. … 148.745 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.75 Disciplinary Action The Board of Physical Therapy may take disciplinary action against an applicant or licensed physical therapist or … 148.754 Examination; Access to Medical Data During a disciplinary investigation, the board may examine the physical therapist and access relevant medical data with … 148.755 Temporary Suspension of License The board may temporarily suspend a physical therapy license without a hearing if it finds the licensee violated a … 148.76 Prohibited Conduct This section lists conduct that is prohibited in the practice of physical therapy. No person may provide physical … 148.77 Violations Any person who violates section 148.76 (which governs the unlicensed practice of physical therapy) is guilty of a gross … 148.775 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.78 Prosecution, Allegations In a prosecution for violating sections 148.65 to 148.78 (as specified in section 148.76), the prosecution does not have … 148.7801 Citation This section is a short-title provision. It states that sections 148.7801 to 148.7815 may be cited as the "Minnesota … 148.7802 Definitions This section defines the terms used throughout the Minnesota Athletic Trainers Act, across 11 subdivisions. The defined … 148.7803 Prohibited Practice or Use of Titles; Penalty Only licensed athletic trainers may use that title and practice athletic training in Minnesota. Practicing or using the … 148.7804 Powers of the Board The board, acting under the advice of the Athletic Trainers Advisory Council, issues all athletic trainer licenses and … 148.7805 Athletic Trainers Advisory Council This section creates the Athletic Trainers Advisory Council, made up of eight members appointed by the board: two public … 148.7806 Athletic Training This section defines what athletic training by a licensed athletic trainer includes: preventing, recognizing, … 148.7807 Limitations on Practice If an athletic trainer decides that a patient's condition is beyond the athletic trainer's scope of practice, the … 148.7808 Licensure; Requirements To be licensed as an athletic trainer, you must graduate from an accredited athletic training program, pass a national … 148.7809 License Renewal An athletic trainer license expires every year and must be renewed by paying a fee and filing a renewal application that … 148.781 Central Service Technician A central service technician is a person who decontaminates, inspects, assembles, packages, and sterilizes reusable … 148.7810 Board Action on Applications The board may verify the information an applicant provides for an athletic trainer license or renewal, and within 120 … 148.7811 Change of Address A licensed athletic trainer must notify the board in writing within 30 days of any change of address. 148.7812 Continuing Education Requirements Licensed athletic trainers must complete continuing education as required by the board to maintain their licenses. 148.7813 Disciplinary Process This section makes licensed athletic trainers and applicants subject to the medical-practice disciplinary and reporting … 148.7814 Applicability The athletic training licensing law (sections 148.7801 to 148.7815) does not apply to athletic trainers who are … 148.7815 Fees This section sets the fees for athletic trainer licenses, renewals, and other board services. 148.79 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.80 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.81 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.82 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.83 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.84 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.85 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.86 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.87 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.88 Citation This section may be cited as the Minnesota Psychology Practice Act. 148.881 Declaration of Policy The legislature declares that the practice of psychology affects public health and safety, and that licensing … 148.89 Definitions This section defines the terms used throughout Minnesota's psychology practice law (sections 148.88 to 148.98). It … 148.90 Board of Psychology The Board of Psychology is created with 11 members appointed by the governor: four licensed psychologists with doctoral … 148.905 Duties of the Board The Board of Psychology examines applicants, issues licenses, investigates complaints, takes disciplinary action, and … 148.9051 Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (psypact) This section adopts the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT), which allows licensed psychologists to … 148.906 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.907 Licensed Psychologist To be licensed as a psychologist in Minnesota, you must earn a doctoral degree with a major in psychology from a … 148.9075 Exemptions to License Requirement Certain persons are exempt from the psychology licensing requirement, including students in supervised training, … 148.9077 Relicensure A psychologist whose license has lapsed may apply for relicensure by meeting specific requirements set by the board. 148.908 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.909 Licensure for Volunteer Practice The board may issue a special license for psychologists who want to volunteer their services without compensation. 148.91 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.9105 Emeritus Registration Psychologists who are retired or no longer practicing may register for emeritus status, which is an honorary … 148.911 Continuing Education When applying to renew a license, a psychologist must show the board that they have completed the continuing education … 148.915 Reciprocity The board may license a psychologist from another state or jurisdiction by reciprocity if the applicant has been … 148.916 Guest Licensure A psychologist licensed in another jurisdiction who is not seeking a Minnesota license but intends to practice here more … 148.92 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.921 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.925 Supervision This section governs supervision under the Minnesota Psychology Practice Act, defining supervision as documented … 148.93 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.94 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.941 Disciplinary Action; Investigation; Penalty for Violation The Board of Psychology can investigate complaints and discipline psychologists for fraud, incompetence, substance … 148.95 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.951 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.952 Immunity People who report psychologist misconduct in good faith are protected from lawsuits. Board members and investigators … 148.96 Presentation to Public Psychologists must accurately represent their qualifications, credentials, and the services they provide to the public. 148.965 Test Security A provider is not required to hand over copies of psychological tests, test materials, or scoring keys to a person who … 148.97 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.975 Duty to Warn; Limitation on Liability; Violent Behavior of Patient A psychologist who believes a patient poses a serious danger of violence to another person has a duty to warn or protect … 148.976 This section has been repealed or relocated. 148.98 Rules of Conduct The Board of Psychology must adopt rules of conduct governing how applicants and licensees practice and behave, and must … 148.981 Fees This section sets the fees for psychology licenses, renewals, and other board services. 148.99 This section has no operative text. Subdivision 1 was repealed in 1976 (1976 c 222 s 209), and subdivision 2 has … 148.995 Definitions This section defines key terms used in sections 148.995 to 148.997, the doula provisions. It defines "certified doula" … 148.996 Registry The Commissioner of Health maintains a voluntary registry of certified doulas in Minnesota. 148.9965 Designation of Doula Certification Organizations by Commissioner The Commissioner of Health designates which doula certification organizations are recognized in Minnesota for the doula … 148.997 Fees This section sets the fees for doula registry services. 148.9981 Definitions This section defines key terms used in the behavior analyst licensing law (sections 148.9981 to 148.9995). It defines … 148.9982 Duties of the Board of Psychology This section sets out the duties of the Board of Psychology, in consultation with the advisory council, regarding … 148.9983 Requirements for Licensure This section sets the requirements to be licensed as a behavior analyst in Minnesota. An applicant must submit a written … 148.9984 License Renewal Requirements This section sets the requirements for renewing a behavior analyst license, which must be renewed every two years. At … 148.9985 Expired License If your behavior analyst license expires, you must meet specific requirements to get it reinstated. 148.9986 Prohibited Practice or Use of Titles; Penalty Only licensed behavior analysts may use that title and practice applied behavior analysis in Minnesota. Practicing … 148.9987 Exceptions to License Requirement Certain people may provide behavior analysis services without a behavior analyst license. The exemptions include … 148.9988 Nontransferability of Licenses Behavior analyst licenses cannot be transferred to another person. 148.9989 Duty to Maintain Current Information Licensees and applicants for licensure must notify the board within 30 days of any change to their name, address, place … 148.999 Discipline; Reporting The Board of Psychology can investigate and discipline behavior analysts. Licensed professionals, employers, and others … 148.9991 Competent Provision of Services Behavior analysts must provide services only within their areas of competence and must refer clients to other … 148.9992 Duty to Warn; Limitation on Liability; Violent Behavior of Patient A behavior analyst who believes a patient poses a serious danger of violence to another person has a duty to warn or … 148.9993 Informed Consent Behavior analysts must obtain informed consent from clients or their legal guardians before beginning services. 148.9994 Behavior Analyst Advisory Council The Behavior Analyst Advisory Council advises the Board of Psychology on behavior analyst licensing matters. 148.9995 Fees This section sets the fees that behavior analyst license applicants and licensees must pay. The fees are: $225 for the …